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PHILADELPHIA -- Astros outfielder Dexter Fowler joined Triple-A Oklahoma City on Thursday and took batting practice in preparation for beginning a Minor League rehab assignment Friday for the RedHawks. He's been on the disabled list since June 27 with a strained intercostal muscle.
Fowler was to serve as the designated hitter Friday and will likely play at least two games in the outfield before the Astros would consider activating him, which could come as early as Monday against the Twins in Houston.
"Hopefully we're able to get him back here real soon," manager Bo Porter said.
Fowler, acquired in an offseason trade with the Rockies, is hitting .270 with six homers, 24 RBIs and a .377 on-base percentage in 76 games.
Meanwhile, fellow outfielder Alex Presley played catch on the field and took batting practice in the indoor cage Thursday without any issues. He's been on the disabled list since July 8 with a right oblique strain and hopes to work out on the field in Houston this weekend.
Like Fowler, he'll need a few days on a rehab assignment.
"Hopefully whenever I can go and feel that I can do everything full tilt, then I would imagine that would be the time to go play," Presley said. "But I'm getting close to that point. I can't imagine it would be too much longer."


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E.U. leaders battle over budget
BRUSSELS (AP) — European Union leaders defended their hard lines as they dragged a summit to decide EU spending for the next seven years into early Friday, laying bare deep divisions over the purpose of their union.
On one side, countries led by Britain are insisting that the EU has to make the same drastic cuts that member nations themselves are making in their own budgets as they weather the continent's economic and debt crises. They want tens of billions of euros slashed off the 1.03 trillion ($1.35 trillion) originally asked for by the European Commission, the EU's executive arm.
On the other, newer — and generally poorer — members see Europe as a club that is only as strong as its weakest member. Led by Poland and France, they argue that Europe means nothing if the budget isn't used to bridge the wealth gap and help restart growth.
Both sides are threatening to walk away from the table — again — if they don't get what they want. The first summit to negotiate a budget collapsed in November.
In a sign of how tough the fight Thursday night will be, leaders delayed the official start of the summit for nearly six hours as they huddled in smaller groups, trying to bridge their differences. The full meeting with all 27 leaders finally got under way just before 9 p.m. (3 p.m. EDT).
Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker warned that failure to reach an agreement at this meeting would "not send a good signal" as the union struggles to win back the trust lost during its economic crisis.
The 27-country EU, with a population of more than 500 million people and an annual gross domestic product of 12 trillion ($16 trillion), is the world's largest economy.
The EU budget, which is separate from the national budgets, is designed in part to balance out the economic development of the region by injecting funding into poorer countries. The EU has funded hundreds of thousands of infrastructure and capital projects over the years, from the installation of a broadband network to upgrading parts of the road network. It also sends development aid around the world, to places like Mali.
The budget includes items meant to generate economic growth in the future, such as research and development, increasing digitalization and creating a new, more accurate satellite navigation system. It also funds regulation and administration in such areas as mergers and competition, the review of national budgets to ensure they do not include excessive deficits, and — now — banking supervision.
As the talks began, the leaders were set to negotiate tooth and nail over an annual difference to the average European taxpayer of 20 ($27). The most generous budget proposal would cost the average taxpayer 295 ($400) a year; the most pared-down proposal would cost 275 ($373).
The EU's budget for 2012 is 147.2 billion ($199.4 billion) — less than one-fifth the size of the budget of the U.K. alone.
Juncker's advice aside, leaders staked out uncompromising positions before the meeting began.
"We have to make savings, but without weakening the economy," said French President Francois Hollande on his way into the summit in Brussels. "If Europe wants an agreement at all costs and abandons its common policies, I do not agree."
While France's economy is the EU's second-largest, it supports poorer countries and is a strong advocate for wealth-sharing. And France itself receives a significant amount of money in agricultural subsidies.
Most of the EU leaders came in with a national agenda in mind, and Czech Prime Minister Petr Necas said the proposals he had seen so far were "unfair." Since any deal needs unanimity, Necas threatened to use his veto.
Britain was also threatening to tank the talks.
"The European Union should not be immune from the sorts of pressures that we've had to reduce spending, find efficiencies and make sure that we spend money wisely, that we're all having to do right across Europe," said Prime Minister David Cameron, who said the numbers put forward in November were much too high.
The numbers "need to come down, and if they don't come down there won't be a deal," Cameron said.
In his opening speech, European Parliament President Martin Schulz raised the stakes even further, reminding the leaders that lawmakers have the right to reject the budget.
Schulz noted that a failure to reach a compromise would simply allow the current budget to roll over with an additional 2 percent for inflation — an outcome he said was workable.
In a late effort at compromise at an earlier meeting in November, European Council President Herman Van Rompuy proposed a budget of 972 billion ($1.25 trillion) — 21 billion less than the 2007-2013 budget.
A senior EU official has said that, while Van Rompuy is proposing an overall cut, some items within his proposed budget will grow, including an effort to combat youth unemployment.
Spending on programs meant to ensure future prosperity, such as research and development, education and innovation, will also grow in real terms, the official said. He spoke on condition of anonymity, in line with EU policies.
Don Melvin contributed to this report.
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Census Records for Florida
This entry was originally written by the Florida Pioneer Descendants Certification Program Committee of the Florida State Genealogical Society, Inc. for Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources.
Population Schedules
• Indexed'1830, 1840, 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1885 (see below), 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930
• Soundex'1880, 1900, 1910 (Miracode)
Industry and Agriculture Schedules
• 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1885
Mortality Schedules
• 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1885,1890,1895,1900,1910,,1920,1930
Slave Schedules
• 1850, 1860
All of Florida's federal population census records are available at the Florida State Archives and more widely available through online database services (see pages 16-17), the NARA, and The Family History Library (FHL). See also Donna Rachal Mills, Florida's Unfortunates: The 1880 Federal Census: Defective, Dependent, and Delinquent Classes, Tuscaloosa, Ala: Mills Historical Press, 1993.
1885 Census
In 1879, Congress passed an act that provided some funding for any state or territory to conduct a census in 1885. Florida was one of five states or territories that took advantage of this opportunity, and it includes the special schedules: mortality, agriculture, and manufacturing. Arrangement within the schedules is by enumeration district, precinct, or city. An every-name index with 312,551 names is given in William T. Martin and Patricia Martin, 1885 Florida State Census Index (Miami: W.T. & P. Martin, 1991). Four Florida counties are missing: Alachua, Clay, Columbia, and Nassau.
Spanish Period
The Spanish took a number of censuses during their periods of colonial control (1565'1763 and 1783'1821). Most have been published, though some may be hard to find. 'The 1783 Spanish Census of Florida' was translated and published in four consecutive issues of the Georgia Genealogical Magazine, beginning with no. 39 (Winter 1971). Approximately one-quarter of the census is available online. (Search for 'Florida Census 1783.')
The most significant source for these censuses is located in the 'East Florida Papers.' These papers, microfilmed on 175 rolls, consist of the Spanish administration (1783'1821) and are therefore completely in Spanish. Roll #148 contains census returns for the following years: 1784'86, 1793, 1813, 1814, and 1815. The early censuses contain considerable information on the Minorcan residents of St. Augustine. The P. K. Yonge Library of Florida History holds typescript translations and transcriptions as well as the complete set of the 'East Florida Papers.' Other Spanish census resources include the following:
- Coker, William S. and G. Douglas Inglis. The Spanish Census of Pensacola, 1784'1820: A Genealogical Guide to Spanish Pensacola. Pensacola, Fla.: Perdido Bay Press, 1980. Reproduces ten valuable censuses and population lists, one or another taken roughly every four years.
- Coker, William S. 'Religious Censuses of Pensacola, 1796'1801,' Florida Historical Quarterly 61 (July 1982): 54-63.
- Lockey, Joseph B. 'The 1786 St. Augustine Census,' Florida Historical Quarterly 18 (July 1939): 11-31. This important article has been complemented by Phillip D. Rasico in 'The Minorcan Population of St. Augustine in the Spanish Census of 1786,' Florida Historical Quarterly 65 (October 1987): 160-84.
- Mills, Donna Rachal. Florida's First Families: Translated Abstracts of Pre-1821 Spanish Censuses. Tuscaloosa, Ala.: Mills Historical Press, 1992. Abstracted from microfilm housed in the library of Florida State University and available through interlibrary loan.
- 'The 1814 East Florida Spanish Census,' Jacksonville Genealogical Society Quarterly 4 (December 1976): 197-218.
The Legislative Council met in 1824 and approved an act to take a census in each of the counties of the Territory. Only a fragment of Leon County exists today. The information listed includes the name of the head of the family, the number of white males over and under twenty-one years, the number of white females over and under twenty-one years, and the number of slaves. The census fragment was printed in The Florida Historical Quarterly 22 (1943): 34-40 by Dorothy Dodd, as 'The Florida Census of 1825' and is also available online at www.rootsweb.com/~flleon/1825cens.htm.
State Census
The state of Florida conducted its own censuses in 1845, 1855, 1867, 1875, 1885, 1935, and 1945. The state census was abolished in 1949. Only the following fragments of the early one remain at the Florida State Archives.
1845'Alachua, Benton, Columbia, Duval, Gadsden, Hamilton, Hillsborough, Jackson, Jefferson, Leon, Madison, Marion, Orange, St. Johns, Walton, Wakulla, and Washington counties. The enumeration lists the county, the name of the census taker, the number of white males over and under twenty-one, the number of white females over and under eighteen, the number of male and female slaves, and the number of male and female 'free coloreds.' The enumeration does not list the names of the inhabitants of the Florida counties.
1855'Marion County only. The information recorded in the book includes the name of the head of the family, the number of white males over and under twenty-one, the number of white females over and under eighteen, the number of children between five and eighteen, the number of children in schools, the number of male and female slaves, the value of the slaves, the number of male and female free persons of color, the number of acres and value of land, and the value of buildings, furniture, and plantation livestock.
1867'Franklin, Hernando, Madison, Orange, and Santa Rosa counties only. The books of enumeration have separate listings for 'colored' and white inhabitants. Both include the name of the head of the family, the number of males over and under twenty-one, the number of females over and under eighteen, the total number of inhabitants, and the number of males between eighteen and forty-five.
1875'Alachua County only. The information recorded in the returns includes the name, age, sex, and race of all those persons listed. For some entries, other information is provided, including occupation, the value of real estate, the value of personal property, the number of acres planted in cotton, the number of acres planted in cane, and the number of orange trees.
1885'Leon County only. The information recorded includes the name, age, sex, and race of those persons enumerated. The enumeration is segregated by race.
1895'Nassau County only. (Published by Jacksonville Genealogical Society)
1935'complete state
1945'complete state
The original 1935 and 1945 state censuses are located at the Florida State Archives and on microfilm at many public libraries in Florida. It is accessible alphabetically by county and then by numbered election precincts. The schedules give name, address (and whether inside or outside city limits), age, sex, race, relationship to head of family, place of birth, degree of education, and occupation. Several counties have been indexed such as Bay (1935-partial), Gilchrist (1935), Hillsborough (1935-partial), Indian River (1935, 1945), Monroe (1935-Upper Keys only) and Walton (1945). The researcher should check the Internet often for new additions.
A collection of these state censuses is searchable at Ancestry.com at Florida State Census, 1867-1945. Another index for 1885 is searchable at Florida State Census, 1885. A third collection of Florida Census Indexes is the Florida Census, 1820-90 database that contains the following indexes: 1820 Census Index (Pensacola and Escambia River Areas); 1825 Leon County Census Index; 1830 Federal Census Index; 1840 Federal Census Index; 1840 Pensioners List; 1850 Federal Census Index; 1850 Slave Schedule; 1860 Federal Census Index; 1860 Slave Schedule; 1870 Federal Census Index; 1890 Veterans Schedule; 1890 Naval Veterans Schedule; Early Census Index, Vol. 1-2.
Special Census
1855 and 1866'Franklin County only. This is a census of children ages five to eighteen.
1896'1929'Census of youth of school age.
External Links
- Florida Census Records - free up-to-date guide to accessing Florida census records. Identifies federal, state, and territorial censuses, as well as substitute records (FamilySearch Research Wiki).


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2010 TaDa, City of Long Beach, Long Beach, CA, November 2010.
Learning Curves, City of Long Beach, Long Beach, CA, November 2010
2008 Wiggle Room and C'mon Sunnyvale, CA;
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2010 Jelly Bean, Roanoke AIR Sculpture Project
2009 Duke, Miami Shores Village Hall, Miami, FL.
Scoop, Sysco Campus Headquarters, Houston, TX
2008 Freckle, Sculpture for New Orleans, Tulane Campus, New Orleans, LA
Uh Oh, Sculpture for New Orleans, New Orleans, LA
June Bug and Alee, public installation at the Decorative Center, Houston, TX
2007 Juicy Fruit, Cashiers, North Carolina
Popeye, Fredonia State University, Buffalo, NY
Squeeze, Butch, Ithiel, "Palm Springs Public Art Program", Palm Springs, CA
2006 Tiller, Hudson River Sculpture Trail, Haverstraw, NY
"Art on the Outside", Public Installation, West Hollywood, CA
Jasper, Public Installation, Vancouver, BC
Chewey, Macon Arts Festival, Macon, GA
2005 Kini's Playground, Vancouver Sculpture Biennale, Vancouver, BC
2004 Youngjoo, Bridgeport, CT
Blame Physics, 18th Annual Rosen Sculpture Competition, Boone, NC
New Anatomy, The Morris Museum, Morristown, NJ
Fe, Pittsfield Public Sculpture Project, Pittsfield, MA
2003 Fe, Lakeland, FL.
2002 Running Numbers, Lakeland, FL
As Pure as Math, Portland, ME
2001 Intervals of Prime # 3, The Heckscher Museum, Huntington, NY
Intervals of Prime # 3, Seaside Park, Bridgeport, CT
New Anatomy, Lafayette Park, Bridgeport, CT
2000 As Pure as Math, Washburn University, Topeka, KS
Blame Physics, Russo Park, Bridgeport, CT
1999 The Future of Science, Harbor Park, Middleton, CT
Mathematical Time, CT Sculpture Park, Washington, CT
Site Specific, Nelson Galvanizing, L.I.C., NY
1998 Ozma, Great Barrington, MA
2005 "John Clement", Buschlen Mowatt Fine Arts, Palm Desert, CA
1999 "Poetics of Space", Tricia Collins Contemporary Art, New York, NY
1997 "T Zero", Larvae Art Space, Brooklyn, NY
1996 "John Clement", The Westenberg Gallery, Great Barrington, MA
Zhengzhou International Sculpture Exhibition, Zhengzhou, China
Vancouver Sculpture Biennale, Vancouver, BC.
2004 Chattanooga State Sculpture Show, Chattanooga, TN
Chasing Rainbows Sculpture Show, Fulton Ferry Park, Brooklyn, NY
2002 Sculptor's Drawing, Studio Fachetti, Brooklyn, NY
2001 Pier Walk 2001, Navy Pier, Chicago, IL
Triangle Artist Workshop, New York, NY
1999 Pier Walk 1999
Black and Blue, Tricia Collins Contemporary Art, New York, NY
1997 Reunion, Salena Gallery, Long Island University, Brooklyn, NY
Roundout Sculpture Biennial, Kingston, NY
Art Exchange, TM Projects, New York, NY Rising Tides, Rush Fine Arts, New York, NY
1996 Six Sculptors, The Sculpture Center, Brooklyn, NY
Socrates Sculpture Park, L.I.C., NY
Franconia Sculpture Park, Shafer, MN
1995 Klenova Sculpture Symposium, Prague, Czech Republic
1994 Across the River and into the Trees, Collins and Millazo, The Rushmore Festival, Woodbury, NY
The Houston Chronicle, "Sonja Roesch Makes way for John Clement", September, 2008
Art Calendar, 2008
The New York Times, "Sculpture on the Trail", September, 2006
The Hollywood Independent, "Beautifying West Hollywood with Sculpture" April, 2006
The New York Times, "These Artists Find Inspiration Afloat", August 10 2003
The New York Times, "Three Dimensions of Beauty", May 2003
OffShore Magazine, "Sculpture by the Sea", August 2002
The Lakeland Ledger, "Artists Think Big in Contest" April 2002
The Lakeland Ledger, "Visions on Lemon Street", April 2002
The Heckscher Museum of Art, "New Sculpture for Heckscher Park", July 2000
NY Arts Magazine, "Studio Visit with John Clement", January 1999
Mark di Suvero, "John Clement's Poetics of Space", catalogue forward, Nov 1999
Jeremy Sigler, "John Clement's "Poetics of Space", catalogue essay, Nov 1999
The New York Times, "Sculpture That Basks in Summer", August 1996
The New York Times, "Where Once a Dump Stood, Sculptors Cavort", June 1996
2009 Scoop, Sysco Campus Headquarters, Houston, TX
TaDa, City of Long Beach, Long Beach, CA
Learning Curves, City of Long Beach, Long Beach, CA
2008 Sea Room, Commission for The City of Delray Beach, Delray, Florida
Wiggle Room and C'mon, Commission, Sunnyvale, California
2006 Yawl, Commission for The Robinson Collection, Houston, TX
2004 Intervals of Prime, Commission for Starr Industries, Philadelphia, PA
2004 Cojo, Commission for Starr Industries, Philadelphia, PA
2004 Tailspin, Commission for Starr Industries, Philadelphia, PA
2003 New York City Certified Artist, The Department of Cultural Affairs
2002 Running Numbers, 2nd Place, Lakeland Outdoor Sculpture Comp., FL
2000 Distance of the Moon, Commission for Mixed Greens, New York, NY
1998 New Spirit, Commission for SEI Investments, Oaks, PA
1998 Vermont Studio Center, Full Fellowship
1998 "We Set Out Early, Visibility was Poor", design credit, Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company
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'Bravest Warriors' Head to Perfect Square
Perfect Square (formerly Viz Kids) has secured the rights for books tied to Bravest Warriors, a series of shorts that debuted on the YouTube channel Cartoon Hangover last November. Created by Adventure Time's Pendleton Ward and produced and licensed by Frederator Studios, it will begin its second season in September. This is the first time Perfect Square has licensed an online-only property for books. "That's a non-issue for the under-25s," said Beth Kawasaki, senior editorial director, children's publishing. "They're used to getting information on different screens in different ways."
Kawasaki noted that the series attracts at least 1.5 million views per episode, not to mention having a social media presence that includes 30,000 Twitter followers and 90,000 "likes" on Facebook. "Fans everywhere on social media are going crazy over this series. They tell their friends, and their friends, and their friends. They're creating fan art, posting things, and watching episodes over and over."
Although the five- to seven-minute episodes offer less of an existing canon to work with in terms of editorial development than a traditional half-hour TV series, "That's not been a hindrance," she reported. "It's actually been quite the opposite. In some ways we have more freedom."
Books will come out in 2014, with at least three titles likely in the first year. Formats will target both the show's core audience of teens and young adults aged 13–24, as well as tweens 8–12. Meanwhile, BOOM! Studios began publishing Bravest Warriors comic books earlier this year.
Grosset & Dunlap Goes on Quest for Dark Crystal Author
Penguin Young Readers' Grosset & Dunlap imprint plans to release a YA prequel novel based on Jim Henson's 1982 film The Dark Crystal, with the author selected through a contest running this fall. "This is personal for me," said Francesco Sedita, Grosset & Dunlap's president and publisher. "As a kid, I loved The Dark Crystal and watched it probably 117 times. It's been part of my life for 30 years and is so much a part of the way I think."
There has been no new entertainment tied to the franchise since the release of the original film – directed by Jim Henson and Frank Oz and based on the designs of Brian Froud – but the Henson Company had been working on developing a backstory, with potential future entertainment incarnations in mind. In a February meeting at Henson's offices, the idea came up to share this bible with the fan base through a prequel novel and to engage the fans through the author contest. "It just made a ton of sense to do this," Sedita said. "It's a part of the universe of the Jim Henson Company to give back to the fans this way."
The contest asks professional and aspiring writers to submit 7,500- to 10,000-word stories from October 1 through December 31, based on the lore set forth on the new and comprehensive Dark Crystal Web site. Five finalists will write revised samples and detailed outlines, which will be posted on the site. The final winner, who will be selected by Sedita and Cheryl Henson, will receive a $10,000 one-book contract.
The two companies offered a panel on the contest at Comic-Con. "The audience was really excited," said Sedita, noting that the property has had a life in fan fiction over the years. "They were taking notes and they asked some pretty intense questions."
Even without any new entertainment to support it, Sedita believes the prequel will resonate with today's readers. "I think the nostalgic readers will come to it, but if we find the right author and craft the story in the right way, we can bring in a new audience," he said. "The broad strokes of the property really translate to the moment we're in in YA."
Dumb Diary Author Benton to Try Board Books
Artist, author, and licensor Jim Benton has been publishing books with Scholastic for nine years, starting with Dear Dumb Diary in 2004. In 2015, the company will publish the first board books from the prolific creator.
"It's a natural next step," said Abigail McAden, associate publisher and Benton's primary editor at Scholastic. She pointed out that Benton's books already range from middle-grade readers, such as Dear Dumb Diary, to It's Happy Bunny books, which are appropriate for kids as young as fourth or fifth grade but are also sold in adult-targeted stores, such as Spencer's, where It's Happy Bunny merchandise is sold.
"I love that at Scholastic we can let him explore new things, like board books, and shape the content accordingly," McAden said. "When he writes Dear Dumb Diary, he has the voice pretty dead on. He's uncannily, very much like a middle school girl. And when you pull his work down to the preschool level, it's still very Jim Benton. The books will still have his signature wacky sense of humor, but without the sarcasm."
Next spring, Scholastic will also publish a new Benton picture book, The End (Almost), which may evolve into a series. And Dear Dumb Diary, with 8.6 million copies in print to date across 12 Dear Dumb Diary and four Dear Dumb Diary Year 2 titles, continues to move forward. The most recent title was published in July and another is planned for next June. In addition, the Hallmark Channel is premiering a movie musical based on the first book this September 6, with the screenplay co-written by Benton.
More Despicable Books from Little, Brown
Little, Brown Books for Young Readers published six titles for this summer's Universal movie release Despicable Me 2: Meet the Minions – a leveled reader, 8x8 storybook, junior novelization, reusable sticker book, chapter book, and picture book, with all except the sticker book available as e-books as well – compared to four for the inaugural Despicable Me film in 2010. It shipped a combined total of 450,000 copies for the six titles this year, well beyond the 100,000 copies initially shipped of the first film's four titles.
But the original books live on. Due to the success of the first film and its DVD release, LB shipped an additional 150,000 copies in 2011 and 2012, beyond the original 100,000. Those titles have seen new life with the second film, which opened at #1 at the box office and has remained at the top all summer, with $290.2 million in ticket sales worldwide to date.
The next film in the franchise will focus on the Minion characters. "We think the Minions are reaching an older demographic, too," said Erin Stein, editorial director for brand, licensed, and media tie-in publishing. She noted that at Comic-Con, teens purchased copies of the Make a Minion Reusable Sticker Book at LB's booth, and adults seemed to be as excited about their Minion keychain giveaways as younger fans were.
Little, Brown cross-promoted this year's group of books with ads in Hasbro's Despicable Me 2 Monopoly and Operation board game boxes and provided books for advance film screenings and blogger outreach prize packs, along with its Comic-Con presence.
"We slot a few movie tie-in programs per year, alongside larger evergreen properties such as Monster High, My Little Pony, and Transformers," Stein explained. "It's an important promotional piece of our licensed publishing program and balances the more long-term programs." While she says the company is selective about which films it takes on, she added, "It's worth taking a chance on something new if it really clicks with us, and if we see a lot of potential for growth into an evergreen franchise."
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Pedigree Books is publishing a Sonic the Hedgehog annual in the U.K. About 20% of the content will feature augmented reality technology giving access to content via mobile devices.... Random House is the master publisher for DreamWorks Classic's Peabody and Sherman movie; IDW is on board for comics and graphic novels and Ludia for iOS, Android, and Facebook games.... New books from Discovery Communications include Here Comes Honey Boo Boo with William Morrow; Sharkopedia, tied to Shark Week, with Time Home Entertainment; and Finding Bigfoot with Macmillan.... Unforgettable Enterprises is representing Quirk Books and illustrator John Martz in a licensing program for Who's On First?, a children's book inspired by the famous Abbott and Costello routine. Unforgettable handles licensing for the Abbott and Costello estates.... CBS Consumer Products signed Titan for original novels based on the Sherlock Holmes-inspired series Elementary.... Paramount licensed Crown Publishing Group, Titan, and Duckworth for World War Z tie-ins.... Hasbro authorized becker&mayer, IDW, and Little Brown to produce collectible gift books tied to Transformers and My Little Pony, leading up to the 30th anniversaries of both properties. Meanwhile, Egmont Media is publishing an interactive storybook app tied to Hasbro's Transformers Prime.... Nickelodeon signed Gund for plush and Cartwheel Kids for toys based on its new Peter Rabbit series.... Big Idea, a division of DreamWorks, signed Group Publishing, Ideals Publications, and Mardel for new print formats, and Cupcake Digital, Fingerprint Play, and Story Panda for a variety of digital formats for VeggieTales.... babyGap will launch a limited-edition collection of Paddington Bear gifts and clothing in 2014, featuring the Peggy Fortnum illustrations from the original books.... NBCUniversal signed Lion Forge for digital comics based on 1980s and 1990s TV shows Airwolf, Knight Rider, Miami Vice, Punky Brewster, and Saved by the Bell.... SMC Entertainment assumes licensing responsibilities in North America for the book-based preschool TV series Poppy Cat.... Electronic Arts' DICE Studio licensed several publishers for Battlefield 4, including Orion Publishing (novel), Titan (art books), and Prima (strategy guides).... Prima also launched official strategy guides for EA Sports' Madden NFL 25 in both print and online editions. Prima has sold more than three million units under the Madden NFL brand since the first guide's release 13 years ago.


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The U.S. boat was in third place halfway through the race when coxswain Katelin Snyder shouted the magic words: "This is the U.S. women's eight!"
Yes, it was.
The crew responded and did what it always does: It won.
The U.S. women's eight is a seemingly invincible boat, with 11 consecutive world and Olympic titles since 2006.
Only two crew members remained from the boat that won gold in the London Olympics, and only one from Beijing four years earlier.
It didn't matter.
Canada led the race after the first 1,000 meters of the 2,000 meter race, with the U.S. in third. But when Snyder unleashed her rallying cry, everyone knew what had to happen.
"She yelled, 'this is the U.S. women's eight!' And we rallied," said Kerry Simmonds, who rowed in seat No. 2.
Snyder, always playing down her role as the coxswain — the only person in the boat without oars — said she told the crew to "trust your fitness, and trust the plan and trust your teammates."
She probably did. But what about that the part of being the U.S. women's eight — a dynasty that stands out in team sports?
"I did say that," she said, bashfully. "I think it was in the third 500 (meters). And everyone was going together. I was going with them and they were going with me."
The U.S. crew won the race in 6 minutes, 1.49 seconds. As Canada faded after its aggressive start, Britain took the silver and Romania the bronze.
It was the first U.S. gold medal in the rowing regatta and second overall in Rio.
Rower Kerry Simmonds, who grew up in the Carmel Valley, California and played sports for Torrey Pines High School near La Jolla was among the crew of eight.
Along with Snyder and Simmonds the crew includes Amanda Elmore, Tessa Gobbo, Meghan Musnicki, Amanda Polk, Emily Regan, Lauren Schmetterling and Elle Logan.
Earlier Saturday, Kim Brennan of Australia won the gold medal in the women's single sculls, with American Gevvie Stone picking up the silver. Duan Jingli of China finished third.
Brennan got a dismal start to the Olympics ending up in third place in her first heat in choppy waters behind rowers from Mexico and Zimbabwe. But she picked up the pace as the weather calmed down.
In the final Brennan built up a monster lead right from the start and held on though Stone came closer in the final 100 meters.
Historically a powerhouse in the sport, the U.S. has won at least two rowing medals in each Olympics since the 1980 Moscow Games, which the U.S. boycotted.
The U.S. was also represented in the men's eight on Saturday, but came in fourth place behind Great Britain, Germany and the Netherlands.
In the men's single sculls, Olympic champion Mahe Drysdale bested Croatian Damir Martin for the gold medal in a dramatic photo finish.
Drysdale and Damir both crossed the line in 6 minutes, 41.34 seconds. But officials called the race for Drysdale after studying a photo of the end of the race.
World champion Ondrej Synek of the Czech Republic won the bronze.
Damir was quickest out of the blocks but Drysdale caught up and was ahead at 1,500 meters. But Damir came back in the final stretch and the boats were side by side at the finish line.
Britain's Alan Campbell withdrew from the finals for medical reasons. Campbell won bronze in the event at the London Olympics. In Rio, he just missed out on the "A'' final after finishing fourth in his semifinal heat.


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Two Manchester City games have been rescheduled in May.
The Premier League has confirmed the date for the postponed match against West Brom, while our clash with Leicester City has been moved for television coverage.
The Blues welcome Craig Shakespeare's Foxes to the Etihad Stadium on Saturday 13 May, but this game will now kick off at the earlier time of 12.30pm and will be broadcast live on Sky Sports.
Sky Sports will also show City's match against the Baggies, which was rearranged due to the Blues reaching the FA Cup semi-final, and the game will now kick off at 8pm on Tuesday 16 May.
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Vivien was in a mood. Cranky, sad, but we had to get to school. I was sure it was because she had stayed up too late the night before because we had family over for Mark's birthday.
I drove the kids to school as I tried to respect Vivien's feelings, but also gently remind her that this wasn't the "worst day in the world."
"Sweetie, you woke up in your pretty room in your nice house surrounded by your loving family, right?"
"I told you there is a cupcake left over that you can have when you come home, right?"
"Yes" But, I wasn't getting much headway, she was still moping.
Then 3. 8 month old Rex said, "Mommy, maybe Vivien would feel better if we told her a joke."
Great idea Rex. Oh, my comic heart swelled with pride. Then Rex told his knock, knock joke.
"Knock, Knock"
"whose there?" Vivien mumbled
"Chicken cow" Rex smiled. I guffawed on cue, because made up on the spot knock knock jokes rarely are funny, but I want to encourage them so I was slapping my knee.
"That wasn't funny." Vivien scowled.
He tried again. "Knock, Knock"
"Whose there?"
"Turkey who?"
I wasn't thinking, I blurted out a punch line.
"Turkey Lurky, and we are going to eat you!." Totally lame, but it cracked Vivien up.
Rex started crying. Vivien was now smiling, and I was the asshole comic who had to top the other comic in the room.
"That was my joke, that was NOT funny mommy." Rex said through tears. The rest of the drive to school was filled with him yelling and crying. Vivien and I were trying to console him now. NOT working. You know those all too numerous times you are driving around with a screaming child in your car and you are powerless to stop it? That's what I had on my hands. It was my fault to boot.
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This article mentions bugs as "meat" relative to vegetarian diets…
Bugs are "meat"?
Now these little crunchy cactus eating critters have been used for hundreds of years as a source of red dyes, and originated in Aztec and Mayan Mexico…
It is commonly used in a number of food items as coloring, including Ketchup.
So much for Ketchup being a "vegetable".
Starbucks Strawberry Frappuccinos dyed with crushed up cochineal bugs, report says
Are you a fan of Starbucks Strawberry Frappuccinos? How do you feel about eating bugs?
The website thisdishisvegetarian.com reports Starbucks' Strawberries & Creme Frappuccino is not vegan, even if it contains soy, after a barista alerted the site that the company's new strawberry flavoring contains "cochineal extract" – which is essentially crushed up dried bugs used as dye.
"My guess would be that the recipe changed about three or four weeks ago, when our strawberry sauce got new packaging," the barista told the website. "I was hoping you guys could help get the word out there so that no vegans end up drinking this formerly vegan frappucino by mistake!"
Cochineal extract comes from the dried bodies of cochineal bugs and has been used for thousands of years to color fabrics. The extract is also known as "carmine" or "crimson lake."
A Starbucks spokesperson replied to the vegetarian website on March 16, according to the site.
"At Starbucks, we strive to carry products that meet a variety of dietary lifestyles and needs. We also have the goal to minimize artificial ingredients in our products," the spokesperson said. "While the strawberry base isn't a vegan product, it helps us move away from artificial dyes."
HealthPop could not reach Starbucks for comment at press time.
The report has prompted a petition on Change.org that calls on Starbucks to use other natural alternatives for food coloring, including red beets, purple sweet potatoes and paprika.
The news has also prompted some to point out that a whole lot of our food already contains cochineal extract – and has for quite some time. The FDA says the dye is safe and food and cosmetic labels must state if cochineal extract is present. That means it may be found in wines, yogurts, candies, fruit drinks, ice creams, ketchup, lipsticks, eyeshadow, nail polish – you name it.
The Center for Science in the Public Interest petitioned the FDA in 1998 to get the product labeled on packaging after a study found the dye caused an allergic reaction in one patient. The CSPI has received many complaints since, it said in a 2009 article.


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Gary David Goldberg '66, a television producer and writer best known for the hit series "Family Ties" and "Spin City," starring Michael J. Fox, died of brain cancer June 23 at his home in Montecito, Calif. The two-time Emmy Award winner was 68.
Goldberg, a Brooklyn native who attended Brandeis on a basketball scholarship, was an engaged member of the alumni community. He was the keynote speaker at the student-organized SunDeis Film Festival in 2005, hosted an event at his Los Angeles area home in 2006, generously supported the university, and visited campus two years ago to accept an Alumni Achievement Award and speak to fellow alumni at Reunion.
"He changed the way we looked at and related to television, and spoke deeply and profoundly, yet gently, through his work," Brandeis President Frederick Lawrence said. "When he received his Alumni Achievement Award, he spoke of the irony of not having, in fact, graduated from Brandeis. But he added that, 'Brandeis changed the arc of my life, and that means I am an alumnus.' He was indeed. He will always be remembered as a cherished member of the Brandeis family."
At Reunion 2011, Goldberg shared stories of his career in Hollywood, casting Fox in "Family Ties" and "Spin City," and his academic travails at Brandeis. Two years earlier he had published a memoir, "Sit, Ubu, Sit: How I Went from Brooklyn to Hollywood with the Same Woman, the Same Dog, and a Lot Less Hair."
Goldberg and his wife, Diana Meehan, made gifts to establish two programs at Brandeis in the name of Meehan's mother, Brenda: the Brenda Meehan Arts Program at the Women's Studies Research Center and the Brenda Meehan Social Justice and Social Policy Program. Goldberg also supported a variety of other initiatives at the university.
In 1980, after writing for a series of TV situation comedies during the 1970s, Goldberg formed his own company, Ubu Productions (Ubu was his beloved black Labrador retriever), in partnership with Paramount.
He created "Family Ties," which was based on his and Diana's parenting experiences with their daughter, Shana. The family comedy starred Fox as the conservative Alex P. Keaton, the oldest offspring of aging flower children. It debuted in 1982 and ran for seven seasons, earning 19 Emmy nominations and five victories.
Following "Family Ties," Goldberg created "Brooklyn Bridge," which was based on his childhood. It ran for two years in the early 1990s. Along with writer/producer/director Bill Lawrence, Goldberg created "Spin City." Fox played the chief of staff to a dim-witted mayor of New York in the series, which ran from 1996-2002.
Goldberg's work was not limited to the small screen. He also produced the feature films "Dad" (1989), about a father-son reconciliation that starred Jack Lemmon and Ted Danson; "Bye Bye Love" (1995), with Paul Reiser, Matthew Modine and Randy Quaid as divorced men; and "Must Love Dogs" (2005), a romantic comedy with Diane Lane and John Cusack.
Goldberg received numerous honors during his career, including an Emmy and a Golden Globe as co-producer of "Lou Grant," an Emmy as writer for "Family Ties," a Peabody for "Lou Grant," and two Writers Guild Awards for "M*A*S*H*" and "Family Ties." He was recognized by the Producers Guild as Producer of the Year in 1991 and was inducted into the Broadcasting Magazine Hall of Fame.
Along with his wife of 23 years and his daughter, he leaves another daughter, Cailin; his brother; and three grandchildren.
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One toe over the edge: the Fiscal Cliff and military families
So we've managed not to topple over the cliff, but it looks like we'll be hanging on the ledge of uncertainty for a few more months. In the wee hours of the New Year, Congress passed a compromise bill to keep the country from heading over the edge. Like any compromise, the bill didn't please everyone, but it did fix several issues important to military families, including a one-year extension of the Medicare/TRICARE doc fix, which will help protect families' access to health care. The compromise legislation did not include an increase to the debt ceiling and the Treasury Department estimates it will run out of ways to stay within the current ceiling by late February or early March, right about the time sequestration is now set to start.
And what of those automatic cuts to federal spending, known as sequestration? The best the Congressional leaders and the President could do was to postpone it for two months. That might sound like a good thing, but this delay also means uncertainty about what will or could be cut for military installations, schools that educate military kids, defense contractors, and all other military and community agencies that support military families.
Other provisions included in the compromise bill would:
- Create a permanent fix for the Alternative Minimum Tax to prevent taxpayers from moving into higher tax brackets simply because of inflation—this fix was needed immediately to keep taxpayers from paying higher taxes on their 2012 income.
- Permanently extend the Bush-era tax rates for all families earning less than $450,000.
- Increase the tax rate on capital gains and some estates.
- Freeze Congressional pay.
- Extend federal unemployment benefits for one year.
- Extend provisions in the expiring farm bill by one year. (This means milk prices won't skyrocket, as you may have seen in the news.)
The compromise bill did not extend the lower payroll tax rate of 4.2% in effect during the past two years through economic stimulus legislation. Therefore, the payroll tax workers pay to support Social Security will immediately return to 6.2%. Workers will see this change in their first paycheck of 2013. Experts estimate that the family earning an average of $50,000 per year will pay an additional $1,000 in payroll taxes this year.
While the New Year's Congressional action gives the government and taxpayers some breathing room, we're not out of the woods yet. The temporary delay of the sequestration cuts will combine with other pending budget events to continue the fiscal uncertainty facing our Nation.
The Association appreciates the actions by Congress and the President to provide the fix to Medicare and TRICARE doctors. We remain concerned about the failure to address the potentially devastating sequestration cuts to both civilian and military programs that could have a negative impact on military families. While the delay in sequestration will temporarily protect some needed support services, it also continues the uncertainty, and a military community at war needs certainty that the Nation supports its service. We call on our Nation's leaders to forge a more permanent solution that will preserve the strength of our service members and their families.
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Museum of Science and Industry
A world of discovery awaits at the largest science museum in the Western Hemisphere. Explore more than 800 exhibits, including the legendary U-505, a German submarine captured on the high seas during World War II; take off on a Boeing 727 airplane for a simulated cross-country flight; descend down a mineshaft for a tour of a realistic coal mine; and witness robots at work in a toy factory. Take a seat at the museum's Omnimax Theater and watch awesome 3D flicks on a giant screen.
Spoon River Valley Scenic Drive
The Spoon River Valley Scenic Drive Associates invite you to come to Fulton County, Illinois and enjoy the natural wonders of the Spoon River Valley. Spoon River has carved a wide scenic valley through Fulton County as it flows from London Mills to the south and east where it joins the Illinois River near the southeastern corner of the county. The Spoon River became nationally known from the work of Edgar Lee Masters, author of the noted Spoon River Anthology. Come on out the first two full weekends in October. There are over one hundred miles of scenic routes on the Spoon River Valley Scenic Drive to be enjoyed on this driving tour with beautiful fall colors. There will be food, arts, crafts, entertainment and flea market. Visit 17 villages and historic sites!
Lincoln Tomb State Historic Site
The Tomb is the final resting place of President Lincoln, his wife and three of their four children. It was constructed between 1869-1874 in Springfield's Oak Ridge Cemetery. Be sure to rub the nose of the bronze Lincoln bust at the entrance, which is said to bring good luck. Dogs are allowed on the site; they are not allowed inside the monument. Dogs must be under their owner's control, leashed, and cleaned up after at all times.
Lincoln's New Salem State Historic Site
Step back in time and explore historic New Salem just as Lincoln knew it. This meticulously reconstructed 1830s village is where Lincoln lived as a young adult, studied law and began politics. Everything from the people to the blacksmith's workshop gives visitors a glimpse into what pioneer life was really like when young, burly Abe was throwing down his axe. Open 7 days a week.
Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site
Illinois' only United Nations World Heritage Site. This 2,200-acre site preserves the central section of the largest prehistoric Indian city north of Mexico. An Interpretive Center presents a coherent account of this sophisticated prehistoric culture. Climb Monk's Mound, see the film and life-size village. Don't miss annual events that focus on Native American culture.
Lincoln Home National Historic Site
Get an intimate look at Lincoln during a tour of the Lincoln Home, the only house he ever owned. The Lincoln family lived here from 1844 until they left for Washington. The Lincoln Home is located in a historic four-block neighborhood that looks much as it did in the mid-1800s, complete with wooden sidewalks. A visitor center and restored neighboring homes display exhibits that tell the story of Lincoln's time spent with his wife, children and friends in Springfield.
Apple River Fort State Historic Site
Apple River Fort State Historic Site, located in Elizabeth, Illinois, is the site of one of the battles fought during the Black Hawk War. Black Hawk and his 200 warriors attacked the hastily erected fort on June 24, 1832. His story and that of the early settlers are told.
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We operate Chicago's premier Hop On Hop Off ® city sightseeing tours in the classic red & green Trolleys and fun-filled Double Decker buses. We also offer private group transportation for special events such as weddings, parties, and corporate outings. For 19 years the Hop On Hop Off® sightseeing tour has been the gold standard for entertaining and informative tours. Covering 13 miles and 14 stops, the Signature Tour is an eye-popping adventure through the heart of Chicago, giving you the option of Hopping On and Off at your choice of stops to visit the hottest retail, cultural, and family attractions. Summer tours include neighborhood tours and night tours.
Visit Superman Square in Metropolis to have your picture taken with the 15-foot-tall statue of the Man of Steel. A statue of Lois Lane is located nearby. Across the street is the Super Museum, showcasing rare Superman memorabilia and selling superhero souvenirs.
The Railsplitter Covered Wagon, recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest covered wagon in the world, is located on the front lawn of the Best Western Lincoln Inn, near historic Route 66. A statue of Abe Lincoln reading a law book sits in the huge wooden wagon, which stands 24 feet tall.
Black Hawk State Historic Site
Wonderful for families, friends for outdoor recreation. Additionally, the Watch Tower Lodge has hosted thousands of wedding receptions and offers a lovely setting in the beautiful historic park. This wooded, steeply rolling 208-acre tract, borders the Rock River in the city of Rock Island. Prehistoric Indians and 19th-Century settlers made homes here, but the area is most closely identified with the Sauk nation and its great warrior, Black Hawk. Voted one of the "7 Wonders of Illinois," this pristine park offers beautiful trails for hiking and walking only. Picnic areas are also available. While at the park be sure to visit the Watch Tower Lodge that houses a large reception area and the John Hauberg Indian Museum. The museum features Sauk and Meskwaki Native American Indian artifacts and displays depicting the four seasons and life of these tribes. A new exhibit tells the story of the Sauk and Meskwaki—how they came to live in the Quad City area, why they no longer live here, and, as the piece de resistance, a four-by-eight-foot scale model of the city of Saukenuk one of the largest Native American Indian settlements in the United States.
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Every day for 12 weeks this summer, you'll be able to take a step back in time as you participate in a whole array of living history performances and programs that will both delight and educate about the Springfield Abraham Lincoln knew and loved for most of his life. From Civil War encampments to White House kitchen chats with Mr. Lincoln himself, there's something for everyone. Some events may have a fee.
This 500-acre park offers vast formal gardens, picnic grounds, a top-ranked public golf course and two museums: Robert R. McCormick Museum and First Division Museum. Enjoy a wide variety of programs and events throughout the year, such as festivals, lectures, concerts and workshops.
Old State Capitol State Historic Site
The Old State Capitol is a reconstruction of Illinois' fifth statehouse, the first to be located in Springfield. It is here that Lincoln practiced law, served as a legislator and gave his famed House Divided speech on slavery in 1858. The building served as the seat of state government and a center of Illinois political life from 1839-1876. The current State Capitol Building is the center of state government, where visitors can watch Illinois politics in action when the legislature is in session. Open 7 days a week.
View over 40 outdoor interpretive exhibits placed throughout the downtown area to experience Springfield as Abraham Lincoln knew it. Each exhibit is intended to capture a moment in time for Lincoln and how he was affected by the people, places and events he encountered in his hometown. Each story is accompanied by graphics or photographs and a medallion that is symbolic of that particular story. Visitors are encouraged to collect rubbings of each medallion.
Fort de Chartres State Historic Site
This former French military stronghold has been partially rebuilt and turned into a museum. Regular living history events shed light on colonial life in Illinois, and include 18th-century crafts, food, music, hundreds of historically dressed participants, flintlock rifle and musket contests, cannon and mortar competitions, traders and much more. There are also guided tours of the 1800 Creole House, which was designed in the French-American Transitional Architecture style.
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This 170-foot-tall bottle that resembles a Brook's Catsup Bottle served as a water tower for the catsup manufacturer after being constructed in 1949. A popular roadside attraction, it makes for a great photo op.
J.E. Robinson Underground Railroad Tours
In the early 1800s, Alton became a safe haven for slaves escaping from the bonds of slavery. Because of the area's neighboring slave state of Missouri, runaways found refuge in the free land surrounding Alton. The tunnels of the Underground Railroad run deep beneath the streets along the "Alton Route." The area was a major stop along the Underground Railroad, hiding slaves in caves, barns and basements throughout Alton, Otterville and Jerseyville. Hear the slave's tales, feel their fear and learn about Alton's remarkable past on an Underground Railroad Tour. Tours available by appointment only.
Stay the night at the DeSoto House Hotel on Galena's Main Street, which dates back to 1855 and is Illinois' oldest operating hotel. The DeSoto has hosted such notable guests as Abraham Lincoln (who spoke from a hotel balcony to the assembled crowd below) and served as the presidential campaign headquarters for Ulysses S. Grant. The hotel features 55 Victorian-style guest rooms, three restaurants and boutiques.
The Chicago Pedway Tour will lead you through the Pedway, the backdrop for an amusing and enlightening tour of some of the hot-spots (or a least warm-spots) of downtown Chicago. The tour focuses on interesting anecdotes and tales about some of the great buildings downtown, but it's also a study of the city underneath the city. The Pedway is a strange and wonderful place and adds so much to the city's personality. These are great tours for Chicagoans who want to learn more about the city and for tourists who want a full Chicago experience without ever going outside. The tour is 90 minutes and is $20. Monday/Thursday/Saturday at 10:30 am. Please note: the start location for the Monday and Thursday tour is at 40 W. Lake St. in the "Gallery of Shops." The start location for the Saturday tour is at start at Block 37 – 108 N. State St.
Tucked away in the rolling hills of Germantown is a Civil War Fort. There is a jail, civil war cannons, a stage coach, a livery, log cabins, and much more.
Ulysses S. Grant Home State Historic Site
This Italianate home was presented to U.S. Grant in 1865 and opened to the public in 1904. Furnishings original.
City tours of Galena, tour of homes and nightly ghost tour. Group services and charters. Original tour company since 1988.
Dana-Thomas House by Frank Lloyd Wright
One of the best-preserved examples of famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie design, this 35-room mansion contains some 100 pieces of original Wright-designed furniture and stunning art glass. Open 7 days a week.


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- Don't pick up aggro on mobs. Let them beat on the healer, instead! Even better when it's a large, angry melee mob. Ignore any screams for help. It may teach them a lesson about aggro management, and they'll learn to watch threat meters better.
- Pull while your healer is out of mana (OoM). After all, managing mana is an important part of being a good healer; the rest of the group has plenty of health to keep going, so the healer should have the mana to continue, as well.
- Blame your healer for every death. If only they would heal better, the group could survive ANYTHING. Even void zones and frogger.
- Belittle, bash, or otherwise make snide remarks about anything the healer says or does. Do the same to every other player present. It will show them how much better you are than the rest of the party, and why they should prioritize healing you over anyone else.
- Stand in fire, cleaves, and poison. Busy healers are happy healers.
- Comment on how low their damage is. Make sure they understand that you're being quite serious. It will help them strive to become better players.
- Call out immediately and dramatically for healing, resses, and cleanses on yourself, especially if you aren't the raid leader. This will help guide the blind healers towards you, or the ones that don't have any kind of health bars on their screens.
- If you ever make a mistake, never admit to it or apologize for it. To show weakness would frighten your healers, lowering their spirit, which might hurt their mana regeneration and healing power.
- When any wipe occurs (make sure you blame the healer for it, of course), do not release to the graveyard. It is the healer's sworn duty to run back, drink, and then resurrect you. It is repentance for their failure at keeping the group alive, while you go afk for a refreshing coke.
- Always remember that any female gamer is only good in that role: healing. They are happy in that role, and none of them have any interest whatsoever in trying to dps or tank. If any of them try to break the mold, argue fervently with them and make comments regarding the kitchen (make sure they understand that you are being serious). Of course, this is all theoretically speaking, as female gamers don't exist.
- When low on health, run away from the healer or use line-of-sight to prevent them from being able to reach you. It makes things much more fun for them, especially in a large combat situation when you are instants from death. If you die, blame them.
- If your healer is well-geared, it will make up for any lack of gear, experience, and skill the rest of the group may have, and will allow the group to charge forth and aggro all of the trash in the instance at once that they can find. That healer will be perfectly capable of keeping the tank up through one-shots and/or the healer having aggro on most of it. If the group does die, clearly it is still the healer's fault, and you should point this out to them repeatedly before trying again.
- When tanking a large group of cleaving mobs, make sure you bring them over to stand next to your healer. The cleave damage the healer takes will remind them that they need to heal extra-hard. If they die, of course, they were not healing hard enough. This also applies to conal breath attacks, damage auras, and tail whips.
- If any healer gets mad at you, ask if they are on their period.
The creators are not responsible for users of this guide being added to ignore lists, vote-kicked, booted from raids and guilds, ignored for resses, or possibly having post-it-notes taped over their health bars on a healer's computer screen combined with a muting in Ventrilo or other chat programs.


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Sandy Hook Elementary principal Dawn Lafferty Hochsprung is being remembered as an energetic and dedicated educator.
Upon hearing gunfire at the school during Friday morning's shooting, Hochsprung, 47, along with the school's psychologist, Mary Sherlach, ran toward the barrage of bullets to protect students, NBC's "Today" show reported.
Adam Lanza, 20, the alleged shooter, entered the school that Friday morning, and by the time his shooting rampage ended, 20 small children and six adults had been killed. Hochsprung was one of the victims, NBC News has confirmed.
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Diane Day, a therapist at the school, was with Hochsprung, Sherlach, a parent and other staff members at a meeting when she heard gunshots, according to The Wall Street Journal. Then Hochsprung and Sherlach rushed from their seats and ran out to help, Day told the Journal. "They didn't think twice about confronting or seeing what was going on," she said.
"She's a hero today," Gerald Stomski, First Selectman of Woodbury, Conn., who knew Hochsprung, said on "Today."
Hochsprung's Twitter page showed how proud she was of her school and her students and how passionate she was about the importance of education. Around the start of the school year, on August 24, she Tweeted, "Welcoming our Kinders this morning… 74 new opportunities to inspire lifelong learning!"
Mark D. Boughton, mayor of Danbury, Conn., who had worked with Hochsprung in the past, said on "Today" that she was "a ball of fire, a ball of energy."
Hochsprung had been principal at Sandy Hook Elementary since July 2010. She took on that position with 12 years of administrative experience behind her—six of which were served as assistant principal within the Danbury Public School System; five years at Rogers Park Middle School; and one year at Danbury High School, according to The Newton Bee.
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