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How to Play Sudoku
How do you play sudoku ?To solve YouPlay's online Sudoku, every number from 1 to 9 must appear in:
- Each of the nine vertical columns
- Each of the nine horizontal rows
- Each of the nine 3 x 3 boxes
Use the mouse to click up (or down) through the numbers 1 to 9 in each square. The small black arrows on each side of the square tell you whether you are counting from 1 to 9 (right arrow) or from 9 down to 1 (left arrow).
Using the keyboard, you can type in up to eight practice numbers above the line at the top of each box.
When you have correctly completed a line, column or a 3 x 3 box it will be filled with colour and any practice numbers will disappear.
Game Options
PRINT: Click to print your online Sudoku
- Available to YouPlay Premium Members only
- Selected puzzles only
SAVE: Click to save your online Sudoku
- YouPlay Premium Members receive 10 save slots
- YouPlay Members receive 3 save slots
PAUSE: Click to halt the timer if you wish to pause during game play
EXIT: Click to return to the Game Selection page
UNDO: Undo your moves one click at a time
CLEAR GRID: Undo all moves and start the Sudoku again
Game Features
TOKEN COUNTER: Displays how many tokens you have won during the game
TIMER: The timer starts as soon as you open the Sudoku
YouPlay BOOST: Boost your score & multiply your points by working faster and smarter
HINTS: Click to add an extra number to help you solve the Sudoku
- All YouPlay Members receive 6 hints
About Sudoku
Sudoku took the world by storm in 2005, quickly becoming the latest puzzle craze in both print and online formats. Often referred to as a Japanese number puzzle, in actual fact, Sudoku has a long history with ancient origins. It is thought that Latin Squares, known since medieval times, are the progenitors of the modern grid.
Contrary to popular belief, you do not need to be good at maths to solve a Sudoku! The puzzles are based on the principles of logic and recent variants have been created which use systems of letters, shapes or colours instead of numbers.
Scientific studies have recently shown that the focused mental activity used to solve puzzles can help prevent memory loss and degenerative brain disorders such as Alzheimer's - another reason to get your daily dose of puzzling fun!
The online Sudoku puzzles featured on YouPlay are presented by Lovatts Publications, leaders in the industry for over 25 years. With a reputation for exceptional quality, Lovatts Sudoku puzzles in print or online formats will provide you with hours of brain-teasing entertainment.
Sudoku fans can find variations on the classic grid here at YouPlay. Try Kakuro or Addoku online for a great twist on the original. Fancy yourself a master of the square? Fast-paced Sudoku Combat is an exciting multiplayer version that lets you challenge an opponent online in real-time.
Read the Wikipedia article on Sudoku: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sudoku
YouPlay Online Sudoku Tips
To make it easier for first time Sudoku players we have included the following playing tips.
1. You start the puzzle with several pre-determined numbers included as givens. These cells are marked and cannot be erased. Each time you start a new puzzle, a different set of numbers will appear.
2. The object of the game is to fill the empty cells with the numbers 1 to 9, with each number only appearing once in each column, row and 3 x 3 box.
3. For each empty cell, you must determine which numbers can be inserted, according to the game rules. In the beginning you may have several options for each cell.
4. YouPlay online Sudoku puzzles have a space at the top of each cell where you can type up to eight practice numbers that could be correct.
5. As you fill out the different options for each cell, you will find that several cells have only one number option that could be correct, which you can then type inside the cell.
6. Whenever you type in a correct number, you should update the practice numbers for the remaining cells.
7. Repeat this process throughout the whole game and eventually you will complete the online Sudoku grid.
8. If you get stuck, you can use hints to help solve the online puzzle. Click the HINT button once when you require a hint.
How do you play sudoku ? (select the 'How to Play' tab above)


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Shopeteer had een nieuw webpagina ontwerp nodig en lanceerde daarom een wedstrijd op 99designs.
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My name is Michael, I am a 22 year old recent graduate of the University of Guelph. I have devoted my last year of studies to create a website called Shopeteer.com. Shopeteer.com can be described as a "product and service directory", the first in Canada. What the website does is it allows business owners to upload their products, services, pricing and sales and promotions in to a pre-designed storefront. Using the latest web 2.0 application, users are able to add, amend, change and upload their storefront at any time, they are in control. These products and services are than incorporated into an internal search engine which allows local consumers and clientele to pinpoint whom is selling what. For examples please visit http://www.shopeteer.com/stores/view/54. Alot of emphasis should be placed on A USER FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT!
The website has two target markets, one is small to medium size business owners, the other is local consumers with no specific demographic. (Male, female, Age in between 16-60).
There are three aspects that the homepage must include. Home page must be USER FRIENDLY!!!!!!!
Search functionality, What are you looking for, and where are you looking for it is visible. See attached pictures below.
Emphasis on logging in for pre-registered users and soon to become users.
Word cloud or a section devoted to broadcasting the municipalities in which we operate in.
A part of the page devoted for the forum. (this part of the site has picked up yet)
Should incorporate the colors red, white, grey, black like the rest of the site.
Possible implementations: Flash showcasing some new businesses, what people are saying about Shopeteer.com, latest searched upon.
I am open to new ideas, anything you think would be a great addition. I thank you in advance, if you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask away. I look forward to working with eachother.
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Bill Barretta
First appearance...
Muppet Treasure Island (1996)
Most recent appearance...
Muppets Tonight (1996-1997)
Muppet Snow White comic book (2010)
Best known role...
Dimwitted pirate goat; bartender
Memorable quotes...
"What was that song that just happened?"
"You don't have to wear a suit!"
In the film, Clueless Morgan kidnapped Gonzo and Rizzo the Rat and took part in torturing them. This resulted in he, Polly Lobster, and Mad Monty to be thrown in the brig where it was revealed that they were working for the wicked and deceitful Long John Silver. Thankfully, Clueless was too dumb to accomplish much in the way of wickedness. In fact, he proved his idiocy even further in an interview for Muppet Treasure Island, Clueless Morgan realizes that he was in a movie, and thinks "It must be really good then."
After Muppet Treasure Island, Morgan made a few appearances in the UK Spots on Muppets Tonight. These "At the Bar" spots feature Mr. Callahan, a cross-dressing monster, demanding a drink from Clueless Morgan. Here, Clueless worked alongside his pirate buddy, Polly Lobster, once again. After serving Mr. Callahan a drink, Clueless Morgan would sing a short song, before Mr. Callahan would run off or pass out from the effects of the drink.
Since then, Clueless Morgan has disappeared from onscreen appearances. He did appear briefly in a tertiary role in the comic book Muppet Snow White. In an interview with The Muppet Mindset, Bill Barretta, Clueless Morgan's performer stated, "Unfortunately, he was lost somehow after Muppets Tonight and has never been seen again. If anyone out there has seen him, please ask him to call home. His family misses him."
Well, I guess the Muppets don't really need Morgan, considering he hasn't been seen in nearly 15 years. However, he does provide something we want. In Muppet Treasure Island, he plays a supporting role, and keeps a solemn plot such as this entertaining and fun. He is also a great punching bag for all the other pirates. Clueless Morgan is essential for Mr. Callahan, by singing songs to him and serving him drinks before he runs off. Although the Muppets may not need him, the audience sure does. Morgan kept the Muppets silliness and absurdity alive, as Jim Henson would have wanted.
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Joey Barton has ruled out a potential return to QPR after revealing he only joined the London club for the money.
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Barton, 30, left Loftus Road in the summer to join French side Marseille and the midfielder insists the appointment of Harry Redknapp as manager will not influence him to pursue a move back to the Premier League.
"When I went to QPR it was a choice dictated by money," he told the Mirror. "I didn't like what I had done and I swore I'd never do that again.
"It was the first time in my life that I had taken a decision for money. I did it because my partner was due to give birth - but I did not feel good about it.
"The more money you have, the more problems you have. When I was in prison I got £7 a week, and that was simpler - you'd use the £7 to buy food and that was it."
Barton will make his Ligue 1 debut against Lille on Sunday after serving out a 12-match ban for a series of indiscretions on the final day of last season.
Marseille coach Elie Baup is set to give Barton a starting spot as a reward for his consistent performances in the Europa League and the 30-year-old is eager to settle into French football.
"I'm in good shape," Barton told the Marseille website. "I've worked really, really hard but it'll take four to six games before I'm 100 per cent."


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The transcript from the June 8th chat is now available online. The chat was a lot of fun as we kept up with the frantic pace of answering the stream of questions in the hour available. Donuts, as usual, kept us going. Keep an eye on the chat schedule at http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/chats/default.mspx for upcoming chats. We typically hold the IE chats on the second Thursday of every month.
Thanks to everyone who showed up for their feedback and we hope to see you at the next chat.


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B. Galitsky, G. Dobrocsi, J. de la Rosa, and S. Kuznetsov. Proceedings of the 18th International Conference on Conceptual Structures (ICCS 2010), volume 6208 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 185-190. Springer, (2010)
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While there is no cure for rosacea and the cause is unknown, medical therapies are available and steps may also be taken by individuals to effectively control or reverse its potentially life-disruptive effects. However, because rosacea may vary substantially from one patient to another, medical treatment and other measures must be tailored for each individual case.
For advice on information your doctor may need to aid in diagnosis and the selection of appropriate medical treatment, read What to Tell Your Physician. Your doctor will then tailor medical therapy for your individual condition, and treatment options by rosacea subtype are summarized here.
The keys to successfully managing rosacea are to follow long-term medical therapy prescribed by your doctor -- as well as avoiding trigger factors that may aggravate your individual case and practicing appropriate skin care and use of cosmetics.
Acknowledgements: These sections were reviewed and edited by Dr. Richard Odom, professor of clinical dermatology, University of California – San Francisco; Dr. Jonathan Wilkin, chairman of the NRS medical advisory board; Dr. Zoe Draelos, consulting professor of dermatology, Duke University; and Dr. Marian Macsai, professor of ophthalmology, University of Chicago.
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Optima Ultimate Street Car Invitational Details:
- Held the day after the annual SEMA Show closes
- Gathers the best street-legal vehicles to prove performance capabilities
- Import fare this year included STI, GT-R and Supra
- Event helped launch TV series "Optima Batteries Search for the Ultimate Street Car"
There's one major problem with the annual Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) show in Las Vegas. Hundreds of aftermarket parts companies display product during the trade show, but there's no way of demonstrating their functionality.
Cam Douglass, Optima Batteries' Director of Product Development, recognized the situation and created the Optima Ultimate Street Car Invitational (USCI), formerly known as the Optima Street Car Challenge. The battery maker used this event as proving grounds for the performance capabilities of custom builds from the SEMA Show floor. Now in its sixth year, the event has come a long way from its humble beginnings, with 20-some participants to a full schedule of national qualifying events, hundreds of spectators, and even television coverage.
The Invitational gathers top-tier automotive challenges, the best street-legal vehicles and talented drivers. Last year's USCI was presented by Royal Purple Synthetic Oil and K&N Filters; the competition took place on November 9th, the day following the close of the SEMA Show. Participants took part in a variety of challenges, such as the BFGoodrich Hot Lap Challenge, Ridetech Street Autocross Challenge, the Wilwood Disc Brakes Speed Stop Challenge, and the Lingenfelter Performance Engineering Performance Design Challenge. The Detroit Speed and Engineering Road Rally took place the day before the challenges began.
Last year was the launch of the new television series called the Optima Batteries Search for the Ultimate Street Car. The complete series is set to air early this year on the MAV TV cable network.
This year brought an impressive lineup of judges for the Lingenfelter Performance Engineering Performance Design Challenge segment, including Murray Pfaff of Pfaff Design, Ken Lingenfelter of Lingenfelter Performance Engineering and GM Styling Design Manager/Busta Design founder Dave Ross. Some 58 competitors were on hand to face the event's challenges.
To set it all off, championship-winning race driver Randy Pobst drove the pace lap in a 2014 Mercedes AMG E63 wagon, a very limited production, twin-turbo 577 horsepower, all-wheel-drive supercar. Brian Hobaugh was crowned the overall winner, driving his 1965 Corvette to top finishes in the Ridetech Street Challenge Autocross as well as the Wilwood Disc Brakes Speed Stop Challenge. The field also included an R's Tuning Nissan R35 GT-R, the yellow one from the Mackin booth at SEMA that was headed to the 2013 Super Lap Battle/Global Time Attack event just days after the USCI.
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Lincoln Co. Woman Charged with TennCare "Doctor Shopping"
NASHVILLE, TN – A Lincoln County woman is charged in an indictment with TennCare fraud involving "doctor shopping," which is the crime of using TennCare healthcare insurance benefits to go to multiple doctors in a short period of time to obtain prescriptions for controlled substances.
The Office of Inspector General (OIG) today announced the arrest of Amber L. Watkins, also known as Amber Howard, 24, of Dellrose. She is charged with fraudulently obtaining controlled substances by "doctor shopping," and three counts of obtaining a controlled substance by fraud. An indictment says Watkins used TennCare to fraudulently obtain the prescription drugs Alprazolam, which is used to treat anxiety, along with the anti-insomnia medication Zolidem, and the strong pain medication Percocet.
"Unauthorized use of TennCare to obtain prescription drugs is a serious crime we are pursuing every day across the state," Inspector General Deborah Faulkner said. "The Office of Inspector General is committed to ensuring TennCare benefits are not abused in this manner so that we preserve the program for people seeking legitimate treatment."
TennCare fraud is a Class E felony carrying a sentence of up to two years per charge in prison. District Attorney General Robert Carter is prosecuting.
The OIG, which is separate from TennCare, began full operation in February 2005 and has investigated cases leading to over $3.5 million paid in restitution and recoupment to TennCare, with a total estimated cost avoidance of over $173 million for the TennCare program, according to latest figures. To date, over 1,700 people have been charged with TennCare fraud.
Through the OIG Cash for Tips Program established by the Legislature, Tennesseans can get cash rewards for TennCare fraud tips that lead to convictions. Anyone can report suspected TennCare fraud by calling 1-800-433-3982 toll-free from anywhere in Tennessee, or log on to www.tn.gov/tnoig and follow the prompts that read "Report TennCare Fraud."


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DetailsThe 6mm jets will fit any Dellorto carb with a diameter of 12 to 17.5 mm. To set the carb up, one usually starts with an overlarge mainjet. This will cause the engine to missfire (fourstroke) on full throttle. You then gradually decrease the mainjet in size (in steps of 5) untill the engine starts running properly. Finetuning is then achieved by juggling around with the in-between sizes. Be careful: too small a mainjet will result in a lean mixture and piston seizures.
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For road riders, a comfortable and stylish cycling cap is a wardrobe essential. Worn year round, it can either protect from the sun, keep the rain off or keep you warm on mountain top descents. Usually made of cotton or sometimes a light weight wool, every rider should have at least one.
There are probably as many different makes of road cap as there are riders to wear them. Some riders even collect caps, and with cycling's love of its own history, there are certainly a lot of varied, garish and rare caps to search for! If you are new to the world of cycling, it is enough to know that you should only ever wear a cap if it is comfortable, breathable, and suitable for all day riding. If you can find a cap that looks good with your jersey, jacket or bib shorts, and is comfortable enough to be worn all day, then the job is done.
The other type of hat a cyclist will wear is a more full featured and technical piece for cool weather riding. Often constructed from merino, or at least highly advanced synthetic fibres, their job is to keep the wind and cold at bay.
From head to toe, preparing for a wintery bike ride can sometimes feel more endeavour than enjoyment, yet when the temperatures drop one place that is nearly always overlooked, yet highly susceptible to icy blasts is the neck area. Very much like the hands, feet and head, making sure this area is covered up will make any ride a more enjoyable experience, so we've included some products that should certainly help to make your next adventure a little more comfortable.


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March 24, 2008
Eager to eliminate dairy from my diet, I've had to dig a little deeper into the calcium issue. With no milk, will my bones collapse? What are other sources of calcium? Is it healthy to not eat any dairy products? Answers: no, kale (for example), yes.
Recently I heard that almonds are a great source of calcium, so I clickety-clacked over to NutritionData.com to find out. This is an awesome site for all nutritional data inquiries. Turns out, almonds kick whole milk's butt in % daily values of calcium.
4 comments:
I think the calcium thing is a conspiracy. Your bones need exercise more than they need 1000 mg Ca a day. And almond milk is quite yummy!
- March 27, 2008 at 6:36 PM
- LisaN said...
I'm not a big fan of milk, except in my coffee, but almonds also don't do it for me.
But, on the other hand, I love kale.........:)
- April 3, 2008 at 12:48 PM
- Life in Recipes said...
I make my own almond milk all of the time - my easy recipe can be found here: http://lifeinrecipes.blogspot.com/2008/02/creamy-nut-milk.html
- April 4, 2008 at 10:31 AM
- Hippolyra said...
I have also recently kicked milk and diary and I feel so so much better, none of that horrid slime at the back of my throat.
It comes back mightly quickly when I have any diary at all however.
Invest in a soy milk machine for lovely soy, rice, oat and nut milks and never go back to buying diary or prepacked soy milk again.
- September 15, 2008 at 11:51 AM
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From The Files Of November 25, 1993
The first day of bear season proved very lucky for two local hunters. Roy Knepper of Three Springs bagged his prize black bear on Jack's Mountain, Huntingdon County, soon after sunrise November 22. Ralph Mellott of Hustontown got his black bear Monday morning at a favorite hunting spot at Miller's Run, Lycoming County.
Southern Fulton School District Superintendent Mary Louise Coleman submitted her resignation effective January 7, 1994, to the school board at its meeting held November 16. She is resigning in order to fulfill the one-year residency requirement for her Ph.D. studies at Penn State.
Fulton County Library again faces a financial crisis, as anticipated funds are either cut or remain in limbo. Unfortunately it has become an annual event this time of year. The state informed the library that they would not be receiving a special grant which it had come to depend upon.
Fulton County Commissioners Tuesday approved the hiring of William C. Fink of Hopewell as the Chesapeake Bay technician working in the Fulton Conservation District office.
Leroy Knepper of Three Springs killed a 200-pound black bear on Jack's Mountain, Huntingdon County, November 22.
Mary Chamberlain, formerly of Wells Tannery, and residing in Fulton County Medical Center Extended Care Unit, celebrated her 92nd birthday November 16.
Birth at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flood of Doylesburg, Pa., on November 17.
Deaths: Lem Kirk, Hancock; Mary Moats, Greencastle; Bessie Gray, Three Springs.
Christopher Mellott, McConnellsburg, and Alicia Stenger, McConnellsburg, applied for a marriage license at the local courthouse during the past week.
30 Years Ago
From The Files Of December 8, 1983
The town is taking on a festive air, starting with the Jayceettes' lighted tree being erected outside the courthouse last week, and the Chamber of Commerce sponsored streetlights and decorations hung in place on Sunday. Firemen are to be congratulated on the decorating of the firehall. The outside lights and lighted tree make a fine display.
As just about every Christmas shopper knows by now, the country is in the midst of the biggest doll fad ever. The Cabbage Patchdoll has crowds of would-be purchasers risking riots and mayhem to get one before Christmas. Because the Cabbage Patch dolls are so popular and are also in short supply, frantic buyers are willing to do just about anything to get one. Helen Overly and Freda Raker, soft sculpture designers and manufacturers, have not let this phenomenon go unnoticed. The company, Overly- Raker Inc., is in exactly the same kind of business. They both design and make dolls, stuffed animals and other fabric and stuffing-type fancywork. Freda has designed a new doll to introduce in Atlantic City January 8. The new dolls, named Bobby and Bonnie, are a rag-type doll with lifelike hair and a face that only a "little mother" could love. Could Overly-Raker have the next fad doll to sweep the nation?
Last Tuesday, President Reagan signed a dairy bill that for the first time will pay dairy farmers not to produce milk. The bill is aimed at ending the huge surpluses of milk that are presently costing taxpayers $250,000 a day or $2.4 billion a year. Under the bill, farmers who reduce milk production between 5 and 30 percent will be paid $10 for each hundred pounds, approximately 12 1/2 gallons of milk, they cut.
The month-long Greyhound bus strike is expected to be over before Christmas, with a tentative contract agreement having been reached.
Game Protector Mark Crowder said this week that the wet weather on the first day of buck season cut into the usual first-day harvest of antlered deer and estimated that about 275 were taken.
Specials at the IGA: navel oranges, 8 for $1.39; bananas, 24 cents lb.; Green Giant vegetables, 2 for 89 cents; Star Kist tuna, 77 cents; Tide detergent, $1.99, 49-oz. pkg.; Chex cereals, $1.29.
Sherwin Hollinshead, McConnellsburg, bagged an eightpoint buck on the second day of the season. The rack had a 20-inch spread.
Elaine Spade of Crystal Spring took a series of top honors at the Pennsylvania Gymnastics Class IV meet held at Carlisle.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Houp of Dudley on November 28; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fogal of McConnellsburg on November 29.
Motorists often stop at the Warfordsburg Tastee-Freez to ask directions, but on Monday morning it was a helicopter, piloted by R.E. Mayberry, that landed in the parking lot to ask the way to Fischer's Garage at Crystal Spring. Just for a minute, the staff thought Santa Claus was paying them an early visit in his red and white whirlybird.
Deaths: Ryan M. McQuade, McConnellsburg; Sylvia D. Hollenshead, Chambersburg; Delilah Purnell, Chambersburg; Carl Donivan, Breezewood; Verna Lane, Hustontown; George W. Maconaughey, Hancock.
Marriage licenses: William Metz, McConnellsburg, and Sharon Seiders, McConnellsburg; Albert Melvin, Spring Run, and Anna Neil, Spring Run; Timothy Gordon, Mc- Connellsburg, and Lori Lake, Big Cove Tannery; Harold Kelly, Hustontown, and Ruby Rayne, Baltimore.
40 Years Ago
From The Files Of December 6,1 973
Game Warden Carl Jarrett reported the second accidental shooting of the week occurred on Friday afternoon when Ira Mellott, 74, of McConnellsburg, was shot in the leg while hunting in a wooded area west of what is know locally as the Turkey Farm, north of Breezy Point Road. The first accidental shooting of this year's buck season was reported last Monday, and it occurred near Dublin Mills, near the Carl Hess property and not in Springfield Township, Huntingdon County, as was first reported. This accident involved an off-duty Ohio state highway patrolman, Frank W. Booker, who was shot in the hand by an unidentified hunter while hunting with his father and brother. Game Warden Jarrett reported that the deer kill in the county to date, in his opinion, is comparable to last year's. He added that several good racks have been taken by local hunters.
Ellis Yingling, proprietor of the Exxon Service Station, said this week that if he can find the locks to the doors, his station will be closed from 9 p.m. Saturday night until after midnight on Sunday in compliance with President Nixon's request for voluntary Sunday closing of service stations during the fuel crisis. He went on to say that the station, as far as he knew, had never been closed for nearly 40 years, but would have been closed last Sunday following the president's announcement except that he had taken off for hunting season. The Exxon is the only one in the immediate McConnellsburg vicinity that offers 24-hour service at all times. Yingling said that he had not rationed his gas supply as yet, but did not know how long it would be- fore it would be.
Gov. Milton J. Shapp has directed Transportation Secretary Jacob Kassab to exercise his statutory authority in the Pennsylvania Vehicle Code and uniformly reduce the speed limit on all state roads to 55 miles per hour unless they are already marked lower.
Five area five companies will receive rescue sleds as a result of the snowmobile drag race held Sunday at P&W field. Fire companies to receive sleds include McConnellsburg, Mercersburg, Hustontown, Needmore and Breezewood. The race was well represented with spectators and sled entries despite the freezing temperatures. Ninetythree sleds registered in the four classes.
The Loy Garber family moved over the weekend from the United Church of Christ manse on Walnut Street to their new home on the Peach Orchard Road.
Thurman Clark of Hustontown gives us a report of 85- degree weather in sunny Florida and it's too warm.
Marriage licenses: Dennis March of Mount Holly Springs and Donna Johnston of McConnellsburg; James Lynn Babinsack of Tarentum, Pa., and Carl Ann Rapsinki of Mc- Connellsburg; Richard Duane McCoy and Winifred P. Humbert, both of Fort Littleton.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Glendenning of Hancock on November 24; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson of Mercersburg on November 26; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Barron of Three Springs on November 26; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Everetts of Warfordsburg on November 28.
Kathy Snyder of McConnellsburg and Lois Barnhart of Needmore are enrolled for the fall semester at Shepherd College. Miss Snyder is a senior health and physical education major and is a member of the 1973-74 athletic committee. Miss Barnhart is also a senior health and physical education major and is a member of the 1973-74 athletic committee and has been on the dean's list for maintaining a high grade-point average.
Linda L. McQuade and Jack Glessner were united in marriage on November 10 in the United Methodist Church of McConnellsburg. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Donald McQuade of McConnellsburg and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glessner of Shippensburg.
Miss Patti Jane Souders, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Souders of McConnellsburg, became the bride of Richard Gerald Bard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bard of Harrisonville, on November 3 at Calvary Independent Church.
Specials at the IGA: Van Camp's pork and beans, 6 cans for $1; Crisco oil, 38-oz. bottle, $1; Mrs. Filbert's margarine, three 1-lb. pkgs., $1; IGA sugar, 59 cents, 5-lb. bag.
Deaths: Mrs. Florence Stotler Beard, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; Watson Nelson, McConnellsburg; Mrs. Harriet Hepler Powell, Hancock; Flo E. Doyle, Orbisonia; John Scott Barber, Robertsdale.
50 Years Ago
From The Files Of December 12, 1963
Even though the weather became inclement during the afternoon, 5,308 doses of Type III Sabin oral vaccine were administered via the "sugar lump" or by drops during the course of the six-hour operation held in McConnellsburg Elementary School.
Wilmer G. Hays of McConnellsburg was honored by his fellow volunteer firemen at the regular meeting last Tuesday evening for his 30 years of continuous service as treasurer for the company.
Arnold Sagner, vice president of Sagner Inc., twice referred to the new plant in McConnellsburg as "a dream come true" in his remarks to a record crowd of Sagner employees and their guests on Friday night at the annual Christmas banquet, and dance held at the American Legion home in McConnellsburg.
Police reported that the treasurer's office in the local courthouse was broken into over the weekend, and the safe was damaged beyond repair in an attempt by the burglar or burglars to open it. The strength of the safe foiled the would-be robbers in their burglary attempt.
A Taylor Township couple, Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Shotts, will be guests of honor at a celebration in observance of their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday, December 22. They were married December 23, 1913.
A marriage license was issued from the local courthouse during the past week to Clarence Barnett Jr. and Norma Jean McQuait, both of Hustontown.
Miss Patricia Jean Shatzer and James Frederick Shives were married on Sunday, December 1, 1963.
Petty Officer Paul R. Deshong of the U.S. Navy, serving aboard the USS Great Sitkin, now cruising in the Ranean Sea, has visited the ports of Beirut, Lebanon; Salerno, Naples, Genoa and Livarno, Italy; Cartegena, Spain; and many other ports, as well as the islands of Corsida, Sardina and Sicily.
Births: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Bottenfield of Needmore on December 2; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Deshong of McConnellsburg on December 2; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Feagley of McConnellsburg on December 3; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Voss of St. Thomas on December 4; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Nunemaker of Greencastle on December 5; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harper of Shade Gap on December 5; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Newman of Hustontown on December 7; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Swope of Needmore on December 8.
Deaths: Flossie H. Laidig Diehl of Bedford, Ohio, formerly of Fulton County; Austin Siles of Chambersburg; Albert R. Hockensmith of Florida; Mrs. Bess Shoemaker of Huntingdon.
60 Years Ago
From The Files Of December 10, 1953
Walt Sheldon and his orchestra will play for dancing at the local American Legion home on Saturday night.
Boyd Fore Jr. of New Brunswick, N.J.; Robert J. Fore of St. Loues, Mo.; Fred Fore of Fostoria, Ohio,and Mr. and Mrs. John R. Fore of Prairie du Sac, Wis., spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Fore. Jack and his father were lucky deer hunters.
Arch Keyser of town is a patient in the Medical Center, suffering from a heart condition.
Pvt. Kenneth Ray has returned to Camp Chaffee, Ark.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ross (nee Wanda Bishop) announce the birth of a daughter, Consuella Denise, on November 15.
Merrill W. Nace of town, a member of the Masonic Lodge for 50 years, was presented with a 50-year pin by officers of the lodge on Sunday. The presentation was made at his home.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ivan Hess of Hustontown December 1; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Willis Alfred
Swope of McConnellsburg on December 4; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lyle Duffey of McConnellsburg on December 4; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey James Culler of McConnellsburg on December 5.
A drive is now being conducted in the Harrisonville- Needmore area to raise funds to buy an artificial limb for Clarence Deshong, 21, of Needmore, who had his arm torn off in a cornpicker two months ago. The artificial arm will cost in the neighborhood of $600 and will be the latest development, with movable elbow and wrist joints. The end of the arm will have movable hooks that, when a plastic hand is slipped on, will move like fingers. Due to the time required to heal the wound, it will be several weeks yet before he is equipped with the arm. To date, $421.10 has been raised for the fund.
Four Fulton County inductees will leave for Pittsburgh on December 14 for induction into the armed forces. They are William Burket and George A. Golden of Needmore; Denver E. Mellott of Big Cove Tannery and Carl Fletcher of Amaranth.
Clyde Ernes Moats, 28, of McConnellsburg, who was seriously injured in an automobile accident near McConnellsburg on October 31, died in Chambersburg Hospital on Monday night. Suffering from head and spinal injuries, he failed to respond to treatment.
Harold R. Richardson and Dorothy J.. Schultz were married November 29.
Foster Ambrose has added two African lionesses and a pea hen to his zoo near McConnellsburg. They were acquired at public auction at the S.R. Edwards private zoo at Appleton, Md. The lionesses weigh about 250 pounds each and are 11 months old.
Despite the lateness of the season, two more polio victims have been reported in the Needmore area. They are Walter Reed Mellott, 9, and his brother, Leroy Mellott, 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Mellott.
Joel L. Knepper of Hustontown has been elected president of District 26, Interstate Milk Producers Coop.
Jack Fields and Ruby Ilean Hewett were wed November 26.
Leo Foreman, Richard Ulsh, Amos Shaw, Jimmy Chesnut, Gail Cook, Elwood Snyder and Leonard Keebaugh were among the lucky deer hunters in the Hustontown area.
Born: a son to Mr. and Mrs. D.B. Johnston of Amaranth.
George N. Mellott, 29, of Harrisonville, a construction worker, was admitted to Chambersburg Hospital last week for treatment of a fractured right ankle and contusions, which he received when hit by a boulder that fell from a power shovel.
John T. VanHorn, 26, has been promoted to sergeant with the 2nd Infantry Division in Korea.
Deaths: Thomas W. Greathead of Croydon; Irvin Detweiler Garlick; Mrs. Amy Ott of Silver Spring, Md.
70 Years Ago
From The Files Of December 9, 1943
Beverly Harrison Ferrenberg of Three Springs was accidentally killed on December 1 at Camp Banning, Calif. No details of the accident are given.
Rationing of new automobiles hit its lowest point in two years in December when the quota for the entire nation was only 15,500.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Shoop of Burnt Cabins have announced the engagement of their daughter, Glorynne, to Robert Kauffman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kauffman of Chambersburg.
Ott Brothers, local merchants, have purchased the old McClain Garage at the west end of town.
Charles Gobin Jr., a U.S. Marine, is spending six days with his parents here, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gobin. He has some " wonderful experiences, having crossed the ocean six times to various countries."
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamil of Philadelphia announce the birth of a son, Fredrick Ross Jr., on December 1 at a Philadelphia hospital.
The accidental discharge of a shotgun, which he had just used in butchering on Friday morning, caused the death of Jacob Foster Bolinger of Robertsdale, vice president of the Three Springs Bank and a prominent citizen of Huntingdon County.
H. Scott Alexander has been named president of the local school board. Other members of the board are David Washabaugh, Thad Shimer, Wm. Lodge, Chas. B. Stevens and Ross Ott.
Thomas Cromwell of Clear Ridge died of a heart attack last Thursday morning. Mr. Cromwell was found dead on a tractor that he was operating while plowing.
Miss Matilda B. Sloan of McConnellsburg has been elected to the freshman cabinet of Wilson College YWCA.
William Weaver, 40, broth- er of Mrs. Raymond Deshong of McConnellsburg, was severely wounded last week when a .38 calibre bullet fired by a fellow hunter ricocheted from a stone and hit him in the abdomen. He is listed in critical condition in Phillipsburg Hospital.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shives marked her 81st birthday on Monday.
80 Years Ago
From The Files Of December 7, 1933
Deaths: Mrs. Mary
Catherine Lamberson of Hustontown; Mrs. Amanda Covalt Humbert of Big Cove Tannery; Mrs. Amelia Gunnels Manning of Thompson Township.
Clark Catlett and Violet Pittman were wed November 27.
Philip T. Maske and Mary L. Middleton were married on November 26.
J.S. Jenkins and Myrtle S. Cooper were wed December 1.
John V. Stouteagle, who for many years conducted one of the leading grocery stores in McConnellsburg, died suddenly at his home here on Sunday afternoon.
Harry M. Elvey and Alma Kendall were married on Thanksgiving morning.
Last week, N.A. Mellott sold two tracts of timberland in Licking Creek Township to John W. McClain of Franklin County for $374.20.
Fulton County's Civil Works administrator, Rev. William J. Lowe, has approved 14 projects covering civic improvements in every part of the county. Before the end of this week, several hundred men in the county are expected to be on the federal payroll. The work now being done includes grading schoolgrounds, painting and repairing school buildings, building streets and alleys, etc.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Marcum were honored guests at a turkey dinner on Thanksgiving Day in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Lodge.
Hon. D.H. Patterson observed his 89th birthday last Friday.
W. Donald Martin, a second year student at Dickson Seminary, spent the holidays with his mother, Mrs. Mary B. Martin.
Roy Gordon and Miss Emma Lodge Clevenger attended the Epworth League Convention in York last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Ray Weller of Thompson Township was operated on for appendicitis and gallbladder trouble last Tuesday in the hospital at Cumberland, Md.
Clair Shafer of New Grenada killed a 17-pound gobbler on Thanksgiving Day.
Slim Summerville and Zasu Pitts are the stars in the movie at the Fulton Theatre this week. The name: "Love, Honor and Oh Baby."
90 Years Ago
Deaths: Mrs. John
Brown of near Burnt
Cabins; Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Caldwell of near Franklin Mills; William Homer Covert of Three Springs; Mrs. Sara Robinson of near Burnt Cabins.
William B. Sukard Jr. and Nellie Ritchey were married November 28.
George R. Souders and Mabel E. Hardy were wed October 10.
A total of 1,732 deer licenses have been issued in Fulton County this year.
Bruce Souders and Rena Margaret Green were married on August 28.
Roland Sipes of Mc- Connellsburg suffered a broken right arm last week while cranking a Ford car.
Jay E. Gilpatrich and Anna Hughes were wed December 1.
Mrs. Laura Rider of Enid has been quite poorly due to having a small piece of rabbit lodged in her throat.
Mrs. V.D. Schenck of Altoona is in serious condition from the effects of a broken hip suffered in a fall.
The 2-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miller Donelson of Wells Tannery died last week after suffering for eight days from painful burns. The child was playing with a celluloid comb and stuck one end in the stove. The resulting fire quickly spread to her clothes, causing severe burns before the mother could get the burning garments off the child.
A little girl, Fleta Almeda, came to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Amick of Wells Tannery on Thanksgiving Day and adopted them as mama and papa.
Leonard Schultz of Mays Chapel had the misfortune of breaking his arm while cranking his Ford.
A pleasant surprise party was held at the home of Melvin Fischer at Amaranth on Saturday in honor of son Paul's sixth birthday.


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She considers this bag her rolling office: "I can stop wherever and work." And it also means she gets exercise. "I didn't want to take taxis. I wanted to walk." After several back surgeries, she tries to minimize the weight on her back and shoulders. What's right: You can't beat wheels if you absolutely have to haul heavy stuff around. What's wrong: There's a tendency to pack the bag fuller than it needs to be (and you still have to carry the heavy thing up and down steps at the train station or bus); not remotely a cool look.
Beth Rooney, Chicago Tribune
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Discovering Asia's Top-Secret Bars
With secret passwords, hidden doorways and strict house rules, speakeasies are sprouting up all across Asia. The WSJ's Lara Day talks about how to get in and what to expect at some of Asia's secret gin mills. Photo: Sean Marc Lee
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Los Angeles: Actor Liev Schreiber says that he doesn't see himself as just a film star and would rather describe himself first and foremost as a parent.
The 46-year-old, who has sons Alexander, and Samuel with long-term partner Naomi Watts, also thinks he is not in the same league as other Hollywood actors, reports contactmusic.com.
"I'm flattered but that seems like a bit of a stretch. When I hear that term, I think about people like Johnny Depp or Angelina Jolie," Schreiber told Cigar Aficionado magazine.
"Actually, I think of people like Gary Cooper, Bette Davis, Jimmy Stewart, Cary Grant. I mean, I act, I'm a parent, I'm an entrepreneur. I don't know if you have anyone anymore who is exclusively a movie star," he added.
The "Goon" actor also said that he is happy to accept supporting roles.
"I made a career out of being a supporting actor. I enjoy the process of understanding a script, breaking it down, figuring out where my part fits in," Schreiber said.


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Washington a symbol of stability for Rangers
SURPRISE, Ariz. -- For all the changes that the Texas Rangers have undergone, manager Ron Washington has become a symbol of stability.
It wasn't until this week that the Rangers made it official, signing Washington to a contract extension that covers the 2015 season.
SURPRISE, Ariz. -- For all the changes that the Texas Rangers have undergone, manager Ron Washington has become a symbol of stability.
It wasn't until this week that the Rangers made it official, signing Washington to a contract extension that covers the 2015 season.
Not that there was ever any doubt -- at least not among the parties involved.
"Our conversations over the winter were about what we needed to do for the team," general manager Jon Daniels said. "We knew we had a lot to get settled, and once those things were put in place, we took care [of the contract] at dinner the other night.
"Literally, we spent about five minutes working it out."
Big deal?
For Washington, it wasn't.
"Everyone wants security," he said. "I have security for another year."
And the Rangers have put to rest the speculation that Washington was on the hot seat in light of Nolan Ryan resigning as CEO in the offseason, shortly after bench coach Jackie Moore was dismissed. They were strong allies of Washington.
They, however, weren't alone in their respect for the job Washington has done.
"I have always been a huge believer in him," said Daniels. "I never bought into the idea of a lame duck. Maybe that would be the case with an inexperienced manager or a guy without skins on the wall. But with Wash, you are taking about a veteran guy who has had success and is well-respected by the organization and the players."
Washington does after all have the best record of the 20 full-time managers the Rangers have had in the 53 seasons since their inception as the expansion Washington Senators in 1961. He has a 611-524 record and a .538 winning percentage in seven seasons. He has managed the Rangers to three postseason appearances in the last four years -- which matches the total for the organization's first 49 years of existence -- including back-to-back American League pennants in 2010-11, the only World Series appearances in franchise history.
That's why the Rangers may have shook up their roster -- only three position players (Elvis Andrus, Adrian Beltre and Mitch Moreland) and five pitchers (Neftali Feliz, Matt Harrison, Derek Holland, Colby Lewis and Alexi Ogando) remain from that 2011 World Series roster -- but don't hesitate to keep Washington in the managerial chair.
"Some of the change is a natural turn of events," said Daniels. "There is constant change. Some of it involves bringing in quality veteran players, like Prince [Fielder] and [Shin-Soo] Choo. Some of it is bringing in younger players like Michael Choice. It is part of trying to keep a team moving forward."
Said Washington: "With all the roster turnover, the expectations have never gone down. I wouldn't want it any other way. I expect to win and so does everyone else in the organization."
Winning has not always been a part of the franchise's DNA. While the Rangers didn't advance to the postseason for the first time in four seasons last year, they did win 91 games. It was their fourth year in a row with at least 90 wins. They had only three 90-win seasons in their previous 49 years.
"When he first got the job [in 2007], he was an older age [55] than your typical first-year manager, and he embraced the building process we faced at that time," said Daniels. "His commitment to what we needed to do and ability to get us through those first couple of years was a big part of our developmental process and the success we have had."
The Rangers were 75-87 in Washington's 2007 debut, and 79-83 in '08. And after those two years, they became a factor in the AL West. He is tied for fourth in terms of managerial tenure with his current team with Bud Black of San Diego and Bruce Bochy of San Francisco, and behind Mike Scioscia, who has managed the Angels since 2000, Ron Gardenhire, who has managed the Twins since '02, and Joe Maddon, who has managed the Rays since '05.
Since Washington took over the Rangers in '07, only Scioscia (624 wins) and Maddon (616 wins) have filled out a lineup card for more victories. And the Rangers' 457 victories in the last five seasons rank behind only the New York Yankees (475).
"He is a baseball guy," said Daniels. "He is a lifer, a winner, a survivor. I'm fully vested in Ron Washington and his ability to run a ballclub."
Daniels said that -- and more -- when he signed Washington to that contract extension.
Tracy Ringolsby is a columnist for MLB.com.


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Nicole Kidman: 'Railway Man' Set with Colin Firth!
Nicole Kidman and Colin Firth work on their new movie, The Railway Man, on Tuesday (May 1) in Perth, Scotland.
The co-stars, in character as Eric Lomax and Patricia Wallace, respectively, filmed a scene at a train station.
The project centers around "a Scottish second lieutenant who was captured by the Japanese in Singapore during the war and shipped off to a camp in Thailand, where he suffered terrible tortures and was forced to help build the infamous bridge over the River Kwai."
Late last month, Nicole and Colin attended a photo call for the flick in Edinburgh, Scotland.


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With its majestic height, the Popocatepetl volcano towers over the surrounding landscape. The locals of Mexico City affectionately refer to it as 'Popo'. The volcano is a wonderful destination for walking, climbing, skiing or simply to take in the views. But make no mistake, 'Popo' is still active.
Popocatepetl means 'smoking mountain' in the Aztec language, an accurate description of Popo. Since 1994 the volcano has been somewhat active again and it's not uncommon to see smoke plumes. The last serious activity was in 2013 when Popo spewed out clouds of ashes, forcing air traffic to avoid the area. The climb to the top of the 5,426 metre-high Popo is not particularly tough but takes at least 6 hours one way.
Estimated to be around 730,000 years old, Popocatepetl is a so-called stratovolcano: a cone-shaped volcano composed of many layers of hard lava. The volcano is connected to its 'twin brother' Iztaccihuatl. Both volcanoes are located approximately 70 kilometres from Mexico City and are separated by a 16-km-long mountain ridge. A tour along this ridge offers great views of Popo and is a nice alternative in case the giant is too active to climb. Various tour operators in Mexico City offer guided tours to these volcanoes.
"14 Spanish monasteries from the 16th century dot the slopes of the volcano"
In addition to nature and scenic views, Popocatepetl also offers interesting historic attractions. Along the slopes of the volcano you will find 14 Spanish monasteries dating back to the 16th-century. These offer a wonderful glimpse into Mexico's history during Spanish rule. The Spaniards built these monasteries in an attempt to convert the indigenous people to Christianity. All monasteries are open to visitors. The special Monastery Route leads along 11 of them.


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Retail therapy
While browsing through MM's post, I realised I'm really not into buying jewellery, or for that matter wearing much of it. I love wearing toe rings and my favourite anklets. I can also comfortably wear ear rings but beyond that, I find it very hard to deck up. I don't wear bracelets and even if I try a necklace, I end up taking it off before stepping out. I wear two very simple, silver rings but cannot get myself to wear the nice-looking, big, fancy ones that are so in vogue today. I do love looking at them though.
It's also been ages since I've bought any clothes. While the last seven months or so have been about restricted clothing choice due to the growing belly; I also don't like much that I see in the stores here. Couple that with the fact that finding stuff in my size is really tough – Aussie girls are bigger, Asian girls are skinnier, I'm stuck in between – and 'retail therapy' is more like a torture session for me. Most times I've gone shopping for clothes, I've come back depressed.
All my recent shopping, especially since I've been living in Melbourne has either been plants, things to prettify the house, books (of course) and shoes. I love shopping for the house! I love shoes! I lurve books! I am the happiest when left in a nursery or a home-ware store. Like some women get off on clothes and jewellery, I get off on whisks, cake tins, pretty plates and bake-ware. And pots and planters or quirky artifacts. And I DO love a good bargain.
Here are some of the home stuff I've been buying: Let me know what you think and let's compare where you've been spending your money.
<--- Box from K-Mart: I use this for storing buttons, ribbons and other sewing paraphernalia. I love the trunk-like look and it's the right size for my stuff.
Planter from Complete Garden Store --->Supposed to be for putting pots in or if you are more adventurous, lining with moss and planting herbs/flowers. Currently though I'm using it for all my art-craft stuff, crayons, brushes etc. Plans are to paint it soon, line it with plastic and hay and plant petunias or freesias.
<--- Jug from 'antique' store, can't remember: I love the colours! It alternates as a water jug and as seen here, as a flower vase.
Candle stand Yarraville bric-a-brac store---> Partner absolutely hates the colour, the reason I bought it in the first place! It's a bright orange, somewhat bordering on fluoro. Since I've been wearing a lot of black and grey lately, I compensate for colours elsewhere. Looks really pretty with a lit up candle inside.
<--- Big wooden candle holder on sale, Dusk: I have a weakness for wooden things, especially if they look non-modern. While I appreciate the sleek, 'minimalistic' or whatever-it's-called look often pictured in home decor magazines -- all chrome, steel and whites etc -- I find it quite sterile, somehow lacks feeling. (The candle is from Le Desire, Moonee Ponds, Egyptian musk scented, mmm). PS: For those in Melbourne, the Dusk store at Melbourne Central is shutting down; store closing sale on currently.
Votive candle holders made from recycled glass, Dusk ---> Again because I loved the red and it was on sale. There was another candelabra that was really, really pretty but I really could not justify buying it. More because it wouldn't fit into my house than any other reason.
Woven basket from Chinese gift store: I adore baskets of any sort and will usually find a reason and a need even if neither exist. This one isn't wood, some synthetic material that looks woodsy. It's very light, cleans easily and looks nice. I've been hunting for a big, round basket with a lid to store all my wool in, no luck so far. Perhaps I'll find it in one of those stores with old stuff -- Melbourne has many of them -- but for some bizarre reason Partner refuses to drive me to one. :)
Shoe ashtray from some nursery I can't remember ---> I love nurseries and not just for the awesome greenery and plants. Nurseries here have some unique ideas and often have pottery or other art-work by independent artists. I don't think this shoe-ashtray is very unique, but I found it very realistic...and I do like that sand brown. Since we have two smokers (one on a break) at home and some friends smoke as well, having an outdoor ashtray is a must. It's highly unpleasant chasing after sucked up butts (please note sad attempt at butt joke).
<--- Herb pots from Costco: Originally these were meant to be potted with herbs and kept inside the kitchen. However given my ability to manage to crowd bench space -- and we have a lot of it in the new house -- I decided to keep them outside. Currently each has one hyacinth bulb in it (just look at the baby shoots). I shall take this moment to gloat: I'm good with foliage but not very good with growing flowers. The hyacinths, bought last winter, were my first attempt at bulbs and they revived this year! One of them has even given off two mini bulbs so now I have five! I am delighted.
Lastly the recent book purchases: Rana Dasgupta's Solo was Partner's purchase and he totally loved the book. I'm still to read it. The book was a revelation to me because Partner strictly reads books on history, war and about historical people who waged wars. Solo was fiction and it was one of the fastest reads I've seen Partner go through. It was also one of the first books -- some chapters at least -- that he read out loud to me in bed. I love it when Partner reads books, he is a complete natural. Given his talent and Dasgupta's brilliance at creating scenes from words, I'm looking forward to either reading it or having Partner complete reading it to me.
Sara Douglass's Infinity Gate was the last in the Darkglass Mountain trilogy that I'd written about in earlier. Given that Ms Douglass is dealing with chemotherapy and has written about how she's over writing SFF, let's see if she writes any other books.
Despite the price tag that I mentioned when the book came out, could not resist buying Pratchett's Unseen Academicals and thoroughly enjoyed reading it. I can't wait for Bub to grow up (can't wait for s/he to be born!) so that I can read Harry Potter and the Discworld series to him/her.
Larsson's The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo was bought yesterday and haven't started reading it yet. Let's see what all the hype's about, eh?
Charlaine Harris's Dead in the Family is book 10 in the Sookie Stackhouse series. The inspiration behind HBO's True Blood teleserial -- that's currently started season three and has dominated TRP ratings in the past -- the book was fun, but not as much when I started reading the series. Somewhere I get the feeling Harris is selling out. But then, who wouldn't if there's money to be made?
The Cookery Encyclopedia and delicious sweets were both bargain buys, after reading and gardening, cooking is my preferred activity.
4 comments:
- Chaitra said...
Larsson's The Girl With raised a hornet's nest is terribly boring.. I got it confused with the dragon tattoo..
By the way.. the pots are beautiful.. I wish they were available in India..
- June 18, 2010 at 12:10 AM
- JB said...
@ Chaitra: Will read and let you know what I think as well. As for the pots, you can easily paint them! One coat of white/cream followed by poster/metal paints. :)
- June 18, 2010 at 12:33 AM
- DewdropDream said...
Loved the votive candle holders. I'm in a phase where I'm going nuts over candle holders.
- June 18, 2010 at 4:06 AM
- Eveline said...
You made out like a bandit!!!
I love the bright orange candle stand! We don't have enough decent thrifty places in B'lore, and certainly not enough places selling those fascinating items!
I haven't been on a thrift stores rampage lately. But on my last trip, I bought a few carved wood pen mugs. I really couldn't resist taking them home and letting them hold my favorite pens.
- June 19, 2010 at 5:25 AM


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You probably don't remember but before I was on the internet you made me 4 cd's of Fall peel sessions that I hadn't heard and an excellent little illustrated guide to what I was getting, I should try and find this and scan it and send it back to you.
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Lipscomb associate director of athletics for spiritual formation Brent High checks in with an update from day three of the trip to Mission Lazarus in Honduras
Any peace, rest and relaxation from Sunday quickly melted away today in the hot, tropical sun of Honduras. We greeted Roberto, director of operations for Mission Lazarus, around 8:15 a.m. He explained to us what we'd be doing this week. While we waited for a couple of his guys to go get some tools, our folks broke out into a game of "Ninja" in the parking lot (I have never seen or heard of this game before today). Others threw Frisbee. Some threw rocks in a target practice game. This crew never has a dull moment. As I write this update they are engaged in a major game of Farkle up at the pavilion.
We were encouraged to hear about the place we'd be working this year. It's a little town called Nuevos Colorados or "New Colorado." The old town was completely wiped off the map by Hurricane Mitch in 1998. As much as 75 inches of rain fell on parts of Honduras during that storm. So the residents picked up everything and moved up the road to a new colony. We were also encouraged hearing the story of Nashville's Healing Hands who came to Nuevos Colorados and dug a clean water well for the town. They then worked with the residents to dig thousands of feet of trenches to run pipes to the houses. Now all of the people there have clean, running water in their homes.
We will be working this week on the beginning stages of a real brick house for the Church of Christ preacher and his family who serve in Nuevo Colorados. When we arrived at the site today, the trenches for the footers had been started. There were six squares in the ground that will eventually serve as the base for six rooms in the house. They were piled high with rock and dirt that had been dug out of the trenches. Our first job was to remove all of the dirt from the foundation footprint one shovel full and one wheelbarrow load at a time. By day's end we had completely cleared four of the six squares and gotten about half of the remaining two squares cleaned off.
The second job was for our big guns. The corners and the midpoint where the walls will be had to be dug out to 1 meter in depth and about two feet wide. This was brutal, backbreaking work that had to be completed with a giant bar, pick axe and small mason tools. By the end of the day four of the six holes had been completed.
Speaking of holes, there was so much digging today there were several references today to the famous movie Holes. Thankfully we didn't dig up any demonic iguanas today.
The third major job of the day was making rebar for the concrete forms that will be poured in the corners and mid-points of the walls later this week. The rebar had to be cut and bent into shape by hand with nothing but a hand saw and some boards with nails driven into them. Two of the six rebar forms were completed by the end of the day.
The very last thing we did today was deliver food sacks to 11 needy families. That was an eye-opening experience for many of our team members who had never done anything like that before. We prayed with each family before leaving for the next home. Each family got 5 lbs. of corn, 5 lbs. of beans, 1 lb. of sugar, soup and spices – enough for a family of four for 15 days.
Our athletes were warriors today. It never ceases to amaze me how strong they are. They have tremendous endurance and their work ethic is second to none.
Just like my first two trips here, it didn't take long at all for young children to congregate around our work site. There were about 10 there in the first 30 minutes. They stayed all day.
After finishing our lunches, some of the guys went outside and started a soccer game with the boys who had been hanging around the work site. There is a gigantic, rocky field next to our work site with two goals (no nets). Those little boys played all out, barefooted. Our guys were ultra-competitive with each other and the game ended in a tie.
I noticed a young boy, probably 9 or 10 years old, inside the work site area that was walking with significant effort. It looked as if he had a case of cerebral palsy. Later in the day I watched him walk back and forth from the temporary house in the back of the church grounds all the way to the front gates about five times. Each time, with a smile from ear to ear, he took two cups of water with him and handed them to the boys waiting outside the gates to the church grounds. I asked him his name. "Nehemiah," he said. Immediately the symbolism struck me as we were literally building the walls of a house that he would live in later this year.
It was thrilling for me to sit back with my long-range camera lens when we were delivering food and capture some moments involving our athletes and the sweet children that live in Nuevos Colorados. Big Gil Rehwinkel would toss kids into the air time and time again. Our five ladies on the trip were amazing with the young girls.
We are getting ready for a devotional here around the fire. We can hear fireworks going off in the distance. We were told today that people in Latin America view New Year's Eve and New Year's Day as sacred. They know how to celebrate!
Thank you for your continued prayers. Everyone is doing really well. There are a couple of pink shoulders but nothing serious at all. We are dispensing water and sunscreen throughout the day.
We'll be back at it hard in the morning at the work site while you are eating pork, black-eyed peas and turnip greens and watching football. Happy New Year from Honduras!
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I take additional solace in the fact that he lives in the shadowfell. Someday he may journey into our realm and start causing trouble. If that happens I have faith the Platinum One will make sure our paths cross again, and the next time we meet there will be no need for conversation.


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Department Overview:
Located in the heart of Manhattan, at 68th Street and Lexington Avenue, the Department of English offers courses in British, American and global literatures, composition and rhetoric, language and linguistics, and creative writing at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. We also serve the college with our Freshman Expository Writing and Introduction to Writing About Literature courses, as well as with classes that fulfill GER and Pathways requirements, teaching approximately 6,000 Hunter students each semester.
Our 1,100 English majors and over 200 graduate students benefit from an intellectual vision that embraces courses and research in current, innovative, interdisciplinary, traditional and evolving fields taught by part-time and full-time faculty who are experts in their fields. The Department prides itself on a philosophy that advocates reading and writing from multiple perspectives, so that students are exposed to as many interpretive approaches as possible. Literary theory, cultural studies, and close reading as well as composition and rhetoric, and linguistics and language studies exist comfortably alongside one another.
As our course offerings focus from Chaucer to Toni Morrison and from the History of the English Language to Rhetorical Principles of Expository Writing show, we teach from diverse theoretical, cultural, rhetorical and textual perspectives. We teach everything considered "canonical" and we also teach courses considered "non-canonical" or "non-traditional," and, in fact, we pride ourselves on the importance we assign to this balance. The Department is interdisciplinary in its offerings, with a diverse faculty whose areas of research and approaches to teaching offer Hunter students a wide spectrum of historical, post-modern, theoretical, textual, and socio-cultural approaches to literary study, rhetoric and composition, linguistics and language, and creative writing.