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I've been watching a lot of Lantz cartoons lately, particularly the late 40s films. These cartoons sort of represent full animation's last gasp before the 50s when flatter, stiffer, less animated cartoons became the style.
At Warner's in the late 40s, Jones was making his funniest films, but his animation style had already become less fully animated. His animators were mainly traveling from one Chuck Jones pose to another, but the stories Jones was directing were less geared towards allowing the animators to be the stars of the show, as they were just a few years earlier.
Lantz had a really interesting studio. It didn't have a central style or any major creative force directing the overall studio philosophy or style. Having no strong central control I think in his case was a really good thing.
Disney on the other hand, was a studio completely controlled by his personal taste - his naive ultra-Christian bumpkin point of view. There wasn't much room for his animators to do their thing. They had to second guess or follow Walt's every kitschy tasteless whim.
Warner Bros. was also a "control" studio, but the control was split up between very different directors. Each director had free reign (as long as he made funny films) to do his cartoons the way he wanted.
Total strict control can be good or bad, depending on who's doing the controlling.
Walt Disney
Clampett's style of control, to me is the optimal way to make cartoons...BUT! We need another way too. The random uncontrolled studio way.
There were so many extremely talented and skilled animators in the 30s and 40s that it would be a shame not to have ways to let them all explore what they themselves could invent if they were let loose and didn't have to be slaves to trends. Too much control over talent can lose a lot of great ideas and personal inspirations.
Luckily for history there were some studios that had great talent coming through them and no one putting the clamps on them. Terrytoons and Walter Lantz are 2 of those studios.
Jim Tyer could never have done his kind of animation at any other place but Terry's.
Even at Famous his stuff seems toned down, as if someone is really leaning on him to try to be normal. At Terry's, as long as you made your footage quota each week, you could do your own style and he sure did!
Walter Lantz himself, was probably not super talented, but he was a cartoonist and animator who obviously loved his profession and loved other cartoonists. Animators from all over the cartoon business would take breaks from other more controlled studios and work for awhile at Lantz. His directors were not strong visionaries or personalities and the cartoons that came out of Lantz' studio-especially in the 1940s are basically the products of the animators' personal styles. All kinds of different styled animators worked on the cartoons in various orders and the cartoons all look different.
The Lantz cartoons aren't really funny, not like Warner's or Tex Avery, they are basically fun stuff for kids. But some of the most fun cartoony full animation in history happened under this loose system.
Dick Lundy probably was the director with the most personal style or look of his own and you can see that he did a lot of the poses, but he still let the animators put their own personal stamps on the animation.
Stars like Grim Natwick, Freddie Moore, Ed Love, Pat Matthews and many more all had wildly different personal styles and they all obviously liked full animation for its own sake. They liked to make the movement itself shine. Under more restrictive directors, they didn't always do their best stuff, but at Lantz you can see these great full-animators doing beautiful, sometimes funny, but very lush and creative animation that just rejoices in the art of the animator. Not the art of the director, not the art of the writer, not even the art of the layout pose artist. The sheer joy of fun appealing character movement and cartoon magic. Which is what cartoon animation is primarily about.
Chuck Jones explains:
In 1948, Lantz made a whole pile of beautiful, fully animated cartoon classics, all featuring virtuoso performances by some of the all time great animators.
Now compare that scene to what happened to cartoons just 2 years later.
That's a UPA cartoon. Doesn't it make you wanna kill yourself? After a couple decades of really fun, upbeat cartoons that brought a new form of art into the world - complete magic designed to make you happy, now we have depressing downbeat dreary, creatively stifled drizzle. WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED? I have a new theory about it.
To be continued...


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The unstoppable Mr. McKibben
The unstoppable Mr. McKibben
Bill McKibben is a Vermont author and environmentalist. The book he's most known for, "The End of Nature," was the first to introduce climate change to a general audience.
McKibben, photographed during an unseasonably warm winter, lives on Vermont land once owned by poet Robert Frost.
McKibben was one of 1,252 environmentalists arrested during late-summer protests in the nation's capital.
Ahead of this November 6, 2011, protest, McKibben asked supporters to surround the White House in a "giant hug."
Activists protest the Keystone XL pipeline in September 2011, two months before McKibben helped derail the controversial project.
McKibben, who can still look uncomfortable in the spotlight, addresses a crowd.
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South Haven's David Hughes had one thing above all on his mind as his Cardinals football team prepared to meet Udall last Friday night.
By Karl Younkman
South Haven's David Hughes had one thing above all on his mind as his Cardinals football team prepared to meet Udall last Friday night.
"The defense was a big concern to us," said Hughes. Udall is a fast, physical team and Hughes wanted his defense to play hard every down. Mission accomplished, as the Cardinals dominated seemingly all aspects of the game for a 54-8 win.
"We played a stellar game on defense," Hughes said Sunday. "The guys played strong and came at them with a lot of energy." TJ Yunker and Anthony Hawkins were the spearheads on the defensive side of the ball and Parker Ray at noseguard closed down the middle of the Udall offensive attack. Udall could only manage 91 yards rushing against the Cardinals. Running back Loos picked up 69 of those yards, including a 39 yard TD for the first score of the game.
After Udall scored, Yunker and Hawkins went to work on the offensive side of the ball, with Yunker hooking up with Hawkins on a 52 yard pass play for six points. The failed 2-point try left South Haven one point behind but later in the quarter Hawkins found Zach Pounds with a 10 yard pass for a score and the same combo was good on the 2-point try this time. Yunker hit paydirt with a 4-yard rush to put the Cardinals up 20-8 at the end of the first quarter.
Hughes had special praise for the work of his offensive line. Ends Jordin Black and Zach Pounds and interior linemen Tanner Creed, Richie Goble, and Clay White were singled out as a group by Hughes. "Those five controlled the line of scrimmage all night," said Hughes. "Anthony Hawkins did a good job throwing the ball for us also."
Hawkins completed 6 of 12 passes for the night and in addition to his two 1st quarter TD tosses, added on more to Pounds for 17 yards and ran for a 2-yard score in the third quarter. Yunker was again the workhorse though, rushing 20 times for 133 yards and 4 TDs and catching 3 of Hawkins' passes. Pounds caught the other 3. Yunker scored on runs of 7 and 2 yards in the second quarter and closed out the scoring for the night with a 52 yard gallop in the third.
South Haven enters district play this week with a matchup at Caldwell High, a 60-14 victim of South Barber Friday night. "Caldwell is well-coached and will run straight at you," said Hughes. " They've had some unfortunate injuries this season but their staff will have them ready to play."
South Barber, one of the powerhouse teams of 8-Man II District 4, rolled up 314 yards rushing with 7 TDs against the Bluejays. They added two more scores through the air. Caldwell will be looking for it's third win of the season this Friday when South Haven comes to town.
That South Barber team will host Argonia/Attica this Friday in a district match and the Titans of A/A will have to improve their rushing defense that was on display in a 46-30 loss to Stafford last Friday. Johnson of Stafford amassed 250 yards with 4 touchdowns against A/A.
The Titan's offensive success was in the passing game as Alec McDaniel completed 19 of 32 for 328 yards and 3 scores. McDaniel also scored a TD on the ground with a 5-yard scamper. The receptions were spread between Garrett Wells with 7 for 100 yards and a TD and Devon Newberry, 7 for 141 and 2 scores.
In their game against Trinity Academy two weeks ago the Conway Springs Cardinals did not attempt a pass. In the Game of the Week matchup against Class 3A rival Garden Plain, the Cardinals attempted 5 passes and completed 4 of them. In a game where the Conway Springs vaunted rushing attack was for the most part held in check, each one of those completions was key.
The Cardinals' Dakota Finstad accumulated 132 yards completing those passes. Coach Matt Biehler was proud of the way Finstad performed. " Dakota did a good job of standing in the pocket and delivering the ball," Biehler said. " And Alec Stanley made a great catch where he basically tipped the ball to himself." That catch went for 57 yards and set up Luke Fisher's 9 yard run for a TD in the first quarter.
"When we play Garden Plain you can just throw out the records," Biehler said Sunday. "The yards are always tough to come by. They took away a lot of our running game we had to go with other options." Two of Finstad's pass completions came on 3rd and 10 situations in the fourth period to extend drives after the Owls had closed to within 19-8.
Along with his 1st quarter TD, Fisher added one in the second, a 1-yard plunge. The Conway Springs defense recorded a safety also in the second period for a 16-0 halftime lead. Bryce Davis got into the scoring act with a 20-yard field goal in the 3rd quarter to extend the Cardinal's lead. Davis also kicked two PATs.
Travis Wood scored Conway Springs final touchdown on a 2-yard run after a 14-play, 7 minute drive to put the game out of reach. For the night, Wood ran 24 times for 93 yards and caught one pass for 23 yards. Fisher picked up 29 yards to go with his two scores and Alex Gillespie caught one of those key passes for 37 yards. Hunter Huff snagged the other one for 15 yards.
Coach Biehler was elated with his defense on this night. "Garden Plain went 34 minutes without picking up a first down at one stretch," Bieher said. "I thought our D-line played extremely well and our secondary had some big hits. The linebackers covered very well all night."
The Cardinals open district play at winless Belle Plaine Friday night. "We told our kids before we played the last three games that they would be three tough games," said Biehler. "We are telling our kids the same thing about these playoff games. We're excited to play and we have to continue to do what we do, controlling the line of scrimmage."
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The man who is accused of escaping Saturday from the Leavenworth County Jail has been charged with aggravated escape from custody.
The man who is accused of escaping Saturday from the Leavenworth County Jail has been charged with aggravated escape from custody.
Raheem K. Armstead, 29, Leavenworth, was taken back into custody Monday after he allegedly had run from the jail two days earlier while taking garbage to an outside trash receptacle.
Armstead made his first court appearance on the new felony charge
According to County Attorney Todd Thompson, Armstead is reported to have indicated Wednesday that he was ready to plead to the charge. But the matter was continued until Friday so he could have legal counsel.
Armstead already has been sentenced to prison following an August conviction for possession of methamphetamine and other charges. But he's had two other cases pending in Leavenworth County District Court.
And now he faces the additional escape charge, according to court records.
Armstead had been a trusty at the jail, which is located at the Justice Center building in Leavenworth, and was assigned to a work force. Capt. Andy Dedeke of the Leavenworth County Sheriff's Office said taking garbage to the outside receptacle had been part of Armstead's regular duties.
An officer was escorting Armstead when he allegedly ran Saturday.
Dedeke, who's also the sheriff-elect, said the escorting officer didn't pursue Armstead because there were other inmates present who needed to be secured. The incident occurred at about 1 p.m. Saturday.
Armstead was taken into custody around 11 a.m. Monday at a residence in the 700 block of 13th Terrace in Leavenworth.
Another man was taken into custody at the same time. Undersheriff Ron Cranor said this man was arrested for obstruction for allegedly harboring an escapee.
Thompson said Wednesday that prosecutors were awaiting information about the other man's case before making a determination about charges.


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So I was hanging out with my parents and my sisters last night and we were watching some of our old family video's from when we were all little kids when to my shame, there was little JSeahawks, about 3 years old sporting a Dallas Cowboys bib. In my defense I looked pretty pissed off so i'm sure it was forced upon me.
In an even darker period of my life I remember sporting a Pittsburgh Steelers jacket for a year sometime around 4th grade (which would have been 1982ish). My dad was a big Steeler fan back then (he is now almost as big of a Seahawk fan as I am) and i'm sure he bought me the coat which I remember loving. He was also a Beaver fan but luckily I rebelled against that and became a Duck fan.
Luckily, soon after that dark period I discovered Kenny Easley, Steve Largent and Curt Warner and all thru high school i was sporting the badass old school Seahawks Starter jacket and the rockin Seahawks zubaz pants (see below). Dave Krieg, Brian Blades and others helped me evolve into the sophisticated, highly intelligent sports fan that I am today.
Anybody else have similar stories of misfortune from their youth? Anybody dare to admit that they wore **gasp** 49er gear?


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"I was gonna sit this season out," Hough said in a recent interview. "My mom hurt herself and she was in the hospital (but) I had this overwhelming feeling, 'You know what? I feel like this isn't the season I should be taking off. This isn't the one.' Now looking back, I'm really glad I made that decision because it's been one of my favorite seasons as far as creating and working with people."
Besides teaching his celeb partner, country singer Kellie Pickler, how to ballroom dance, he's also performed with a blind dancer and danced in a rotating room.
Hough, 28, pushed for these opportunities to keep challenging himself.
"For me, I like to push myself ... I hate feeling complacent or that I'm not learning," he said.
His sister, Julianne Hough, also a professional dancer, left "Dancing With the Stars" in 2009 to focus on her music and acting career. She said Derek is "the most talented person" she knows.
"He has an insane ability to create. I don't know what special gifts God gave him, but he can pick up any instrument and self-teach himself. He plays guitar, drums, piano," she said.
"He's one of the most amazing photographers I've ever seen. We'll take the same exact picture in the same exact spot and there's something amazing and beautiful about what he's taken. He's got an incredible voice. He is an amazing actor. I think the sky is the limit for my brother."
Hough said he wants to do everything.
"It's such a cliche thing to say," he laughed. "I want to choreograph, I want to direct, I want to act, I want to write music, I want to play music, I want to sing. For me, it's never-ending. I want to do it all, really."
Hough has won the mirror-ball trophy three times since he joined the show in 2007 (he sat out one season), but said he hasn't always been happy with his performances.
"There've been seasons where I've looked back and maybe been proud of one routine the entire season," he said. "That bothered me for a while, so that's why a couple seasons ago I started doing my own thing I suppose. I didn't want restrictions and I didn't want to restrict my ideas and choreography and concepts because I was afraid I was gonna get a seven or an eight or a six" score from the judges.
He decided what mattered most is the dance itself.
"I said, 'You know what? Whatever happens, when the show finishes, the season's over, the judges' comments and the scores disappear, all you're left with are the dances.'"
Hough's celeb partners, who have also included Ricki Lake, Nicole Scherzinger, Brooke Burke, Jennifer Grey and Maria Menounos, tend to look back and marvel at what they were able to do.
"When I signed up ... I was praying I would get Derek," said Lake, who danced with Hough in season 13. "I love
all of them (the pro dancers) but he's hands-down one of the most talented people I've worked with in my life. I watch the show now and I cannot believe what he's able to do all day, every day. He's a genius."Hough said he loves being on the show, but he's not sure he'll return next season.
One problem is the time commitment. Hough said dancers don't get a single day off because of rehearsals. "It's been a huge factor in me not being able to do other certain projects."
Another problem: "I've been offered certain roles on certain shows that would've been fantastic but unfortunately they were (on) competing networks. It's been difficult to juggle both things but I feel like it's coming to a point now where there's a lot more support" from ABC.
One project in the works: Derek and Julianne will co-executive produce and choreograph a scripted series for Starz. Julianne describes it as the "Black Swan" side of ballroom dancing.
Hough recalled something his mother told him.
"We were at a gas station getting the oil changed and the guy did a terrible job and (my mom) looked at me and said, 'Derek, whatever you become, just be the absolute best at it.' That's kind of stuck with me for all my life. I always want to be the best at what I do. That doesn't mean compared to other people but just in what you do."
The season finale of "Dancing With the Stars" will air at 8 p.m. EDT Monday and 9 p.m. EDT Tuesday on ABC. Other celebs and their partners: Olympic gold-medal gymnast Aly Raisman and Mark Ballas, actress-singer Zendaya Coleman and Val Chmerkovsky, and pro football player Jacoby Jones and Karina Smirnoff.


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I remember the day Shawn Kemp said he'd NEVER wear a Supersonics uniform again. It was after Wally Walker gave an outrageous contract to Jim McClivane. IIRC, Kemp had been told for some time he'd be getting a new contract, and he took offense of the organization taking care of an outsider before himself.
I have to wonder if Seattle's kind of in the same boat.
Especially (and almost exclusively) defensively, they're alot of players playing under VERY modest rookie/UDFA contracts. And, there's a real sense of family between all of them. I have to wonder if a Revis, Avril, Dockett (for example) coming in with a hefty contract would subconsciously have players saying "umm, that aint right". Especially on a team which sucked, got better, and became a legit together.


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Welcome to Indian Vegetarian Kitchen!
March 17, 2009
Navaratna Kurma
Why is my Navaratna kurma healthy?
* No potatoes
* No heavy cream
* No butter
* No cashews
* No coconut
Chopped veggies(carrot, beans, capsicum, cauliflower)-2 cups
Chopped Onion-3/4 cup
Finely chopped garlic-3 pods
Green chilli-1
Oil-2 tbsp
Jeera-1/2 tsp
Cinnamon-2 inch piece
Bay leaf-1
Garam masala powder-1/2 tsp
Turmeric powder-1/2 tsp
Chilli powder-1/4 tsp
Coriander powder-1 tsp
Pineapple pieces-1/4 cup
Raisins-2 tsp
Milk-1/2 cup
Yogurt-1/4 cup
Coriander leaves to garnish
To grind to a paste with little water:
Cashews-soak in warm water for 15 minutes-about 20
or almonds-soak in hot water for 30 minutes and peel the skin-20
Coconut-2 tbsp(optional. I did not use it)
Heat oil in a pan. Add jeera, cloves, cinnamon, cardamom, bay leaf. Saute for 10 seconds. Add onion, garlic and green chilli. Fry till onions turn golden brown. Add tomato and other veggies(except capsicum), turmeric powder, chilli powder, coriander powder, garam masala powder and some salt. Saute for a couple of minutes. Add 1/4 cup of water. Close the pan with a lid and simmer for 5-7 minutes or until the veggies are cooked. Add capsicum and saute for 2 minutes. Add milk, yogurt, ground nuts paste, pineapple, raisins and salt(if needed) and cook for 5 minutes. Garnish with coriander leaves. Serve with roits or rice.
I used almonds in this recipe. So I am sending this entry to JZ's Lets Go Nuts: Almonds - March 31st event started by Aquadaze of Served with Love
As I won the first place in Santa's holiday Challenge for sending my guilt free oats and dates cookies, JZ(the host) sent me a Target gift card which I felt was a very useful gift! I went to shop the next day and bought this cute handbag :) Thank you so much for your gesture JZ. That was very sweet of you. I was so excited when I received the gift card!!
How is it? :) I have a fetish for handbags. I go for a walk everyday and stop by a couple of shops on the way and gaze at the handbags. ha ha....some day I am going to be thrown out of the shop :P
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wow ! Maahi ....yummy .This is what called Navratna kurma ..lovely pic ...awsome :)ReplyDelete
I am always awed by ur pics Mahima..:)That looks way way better than the pretty ones we get at hotels..n congrats for the cute bag..:)ReplyDelete
Also..forgot to tell u..Checked ur hubby pics,n I couldnt believe my eyes..!!!..I am not lying when I say,I have not seen more beautiful nature pics..Which cam are you guys using?guess u use the same cam..I believe,he conducts all these exhibitions n stuffs..:)
Kanna, Awesome picture. i am leaving for Malaysia to-night and will be back in India on Saturday.ReplyDelete
looks yum mahima...what a great picture!ReplyDelete
That is an awesome awesome pic! :) And A loves this. I'm not a huge fan of Navratna Korma. Let's see. When I'm in a good mood, mebbe, I will make it for him ;)ReplyDelete
Mahimaa the pciture says it all. I have never made navratan korma, but seen in a zillion times in restaurants & this beats all of them. Loved it that u used pineapple & raisins in it.ReplyDelete
cute hand bag!
oooh lovely colours and presentation :)ReplyDelete
you - handbag fetish
me - shoe fetish :D
Looks lovely, awesome color and looks very inviting !ReplyDelete
wow...Navaratna kurma looks absolutely delicious Mahi...very colorful and great click...Love the handbag...its kinda cute.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 17, 2009 at 8:06 PM
What an awesome Kurma click !!.Colorful and rich as we expect from a kurma..lovely mahima.ReplyDelete
Congrats on winning the first place..Mahima,here is another handbag savvy..ha ha..the bag looks pretty,cute and elegant..
Looks so delicious. awesome click.ReplyDelete
handbag looks cute too.
You do lots of window shopping ? I love the purse! Congrats and beautiful tasty kurma!ReplyDelete
excellent picture... as usual... love how colourful it looks :)ReplyDelete
I have never tried navratan korma at home,thanks for that lovely recipe!! Looks gorgeous!ReplyDelete
wow..mahi...nice korma..looks very royal!! congrats for ur gift...nice bag..ReplyDelete
Hey Congrats, really very happy for u! Navaratna kurma looks very colorful, awesome click!ReplyDelete
Me too a handbag craze but I target not only handbags even bags :) Ur handbag is pretty cute...to me anything tats brown is beautiful yes I m brwnaholic :)
navratan korma looks so good..i love the sweetish taste. in it...ReplyDelete
i tried so many recipes of kurma but didn't get satisfied with any of them..your sounds good too will give your recipe a try next time..ReplyDelete
That bag is sooo cuteee..i love it..
Congrats Mahima! Thats a cute handbag! :)ReplyDelete
And navaratna kurma looks so colorful and yum! Another masterpiece from your kitchen :)
what a delicious kurma. It looks Wonderful.ReplyDelete
lovely click,,.nd the kurma for sure looks yum,..:-)nd uya congrats for winnin,,,too,..:-)ReplyDelete
Beautiful kurma...thats a cute handbag from JZ mahi, kurma picture tempting me a lot.. Mahi i tried ur bread cutlet n we enjoyed a lot, will post soon:)ReplyDelete
nice pic as usual...kurma looks very colorful mahimaa..i love it..i will definetely try it!!ReplyDelete
congrats for the first position n nice handbag ...
wow dear..thats a lovley tasty kurma....ur handbag is so beautiful.....ReplyDelete
I'm speechless..This is the most b'ful korma i have ever seen.Love the colors and presentation..ReplyDelete
Handbag looks so cute!Congrats on the gift :)
I love the handbag and the jurma looks so delicious and i love the picture too.ReplyDelete
wow ! congrats dear ..cute handbag :)ReplyDelete
Love the Navratan kurma, great looking dish! :)ReplyDelete
Nice bag! I don't shop much for other things except kitchen gadgets etc. I do buy expensive leather handbags when we visit the outlet stores though! :D
That is one lovely bag Mahimaa :) Congratulations dear...As usual your dish looks amazing...wonderful picture...ReplyDelete
gorgeous pic!ReplyDelete
and cool handbag too. i am crazy abt shoes and handbags. and that just reminds me that i need to buy some tote for spring ;)
The navratan kurma looks awesome Mahima and nice bag too! :)ReplyDelete
Kurma looks fabulous! Pic is too good... Congrats on the win and the handbag is so cute!ReplyDelete
Wow Mahimaa, the navaratna kurma looks sooo rich & yummy!ReplyDelete
What a colorful Kurma, Mahimaa. Feels good to just keep gazing at it.ReplyDelete
Wow!! mahi kurma looks awesome, nice click as ususal. Hand bag is so.. cute.ReplyDelete
Congrats Mahimaa. And I too love handbags and have a small collection. But my hubby thinks I'm usung the wrong word when I say "small" collection:)ReplyDelete
Nice pic and wonderful recipe. This is my mother-in-law's favorite curry. WIll defintely bookmark it and impress her when I get to India
mahimaji, i always love the way u present the dish with colourful pictures. u r version of navratan korma is quite different from dish which is being served in restaurants. normally in restuarnt's version dih is always white in coulr and sweetis in taste. but i find this is best . i will try surley.ReplyDelete
Sounds interesting. Kurma looks healthy too. An dcongrats on winning dear..ReplyDelete
A healthy, delicious and beautiful dish. Awesome. Lovely pic.ReplyDelete
I am going to try this for the weekend...looks yummy.....good handbag collexn too :) keep goingReplyDelete
i just totally loved your pic, Mahimaa!! :) they are always awesome! and congrats on the purse...isnt it just wonderful to get a gift card and go and buy something with that?!!ReplyDelete
that really looks colorful.. and abides to the name :) Good one Mahi!ReplyDelete
And a pretty handbag!
It's healthy, but really looks rich and delicious... This is one of my favorite dishes!ReplyDelete
hey, such a nice tempting pic yaar, looks so colorful !! feel like garbing it :)!!ReplyDelete
Wow, healthy kurma, need to try for sure.. Hey congrats for winning the contest !! Enjoy !!
Awesome recipe Mahi. I love all your pictures and your recipes. Congrats on your award. Cute handbag.ReplyDelete
Congrats for your awards! Cute handy dandy handbag! yummy kurma...All yours & hubby's pictures are so beautiful....ReplyDelete
Ok no potatoes, no coconut, no cream, no cashew, awesome. Just pack and send them to me here Mahimaa.ReplyDelete
I loved the purse. It looks both fashionable as well as trendy.
- LakshmiMarch 18, 2009 at 9:53 PM
Wow soopera iruku mahi navrathna kurma.adding pineapple piecess in kurma is new to me.join the gang.am also crazy abt handbags.tht one u got is very cute and good looking.ReplyDelete
healthy kurma! looks so colorful and yummy. Your hand bag looks so cute. Nice selection.ReplyDelete
what a beautiful looking recipe Mahima :)ReplyDelete
first time here ,
thatz a yummy looking dish mahi ... N loved the handbag too. looks very cute. N CongratsReplyDelete
kalakara Mahi... nice entry ,,.. very colourful..ReplyDelete
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This kurma looks awesome and lovely presentation. yummyyyyy entry dear!!!ReplyDelete
Something for u at my blog - http://vegetarianmedley.blogspot.com/2009/03/pulav-tadka.htmlReplyDelete
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Wow Mahima,Kurma looks so yummy. Nice click too.ReplyDelete
wow1 mahimaa it looks so colorful and yummyy1ReplyDelete
i want to have it right now!
really a healthier version from u!
Thanks soo much dear ..:)it helps :) hey Thanks soo much :)ReplyDelete
I have never tried Navaratna Kurma but after seeing your serving, I can tell it is another dish I would LOVE to try.ReplyDelete
I'm almost ashamed to ask, else how would I ever learn. What is Jeera?
Thank you so much for sharing, Mahimaa...
Ohhhhhh Wow! Mahimaa, Pic is stunning as usual. I love this recipe..that is one flavorful and healthy kurma!ReplyDelete
Congrats on your award and handbag really looks cute!
the pic itself is so tempting...Can't wait to taste....:)ReplyDelete
Navratna korma looks good with all the nav - ratnas. Nice pic.ReplyDelete
Mahima, this is regarding your comment on my blog in my puliyogare post...ReplyDelete
I have never left you a comment in Orkut for anything,I think You have mistaken somebody else!!
But its ok :)
Kurma looks delicious. Congrats Mahima! Nice handbag, I bought one recently.ReplyDelete
Mahi,My feed not updating in reader's page,sobs..:( ,pls chck my new post n pick the award ..:)ReplyDelete
happy weekend dear..:)
Hi, pls check my websiteReplyDelete
congrats for winning that cute bag... really a very healthy navratna kurma.... btw collect ur awards from the award page of my blog... happy blogging..:)ReplyDelete
awesome looking kurma...and thanks for posting abt the gift card...ReplyDelete
ur husband is an amazing photographer...Which camera does he use? Simply awesome!!!
colorful kurma with colorul headin. wonderful click mahi. cute hand bag da.ReplyDelete
wow check out!! this is navaratna kurma.ReplyDelete
thanks you so much friends... looks like many of you have a craze for handbags.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 9, 2009 at 1:19 PM
wow... looks deliciousReplyDelete
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hi MahimaaReplyDelete
i didnt know that navratna korma is so easy to make and healthy too..........i tried this it came out well.thanks.
i have become a fan of your recipes!!ReplyDelete


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- The arabic translations for KDE and KOffice have been moved from
misc to the arabic category.
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category. It contains a few utilities for disabled users like a
magnification lens and a text-to-speech frontend.
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"The whole thing made me say 'I'm going to do it for Boston,'" she said.
In the aftermath of the two bombs that went off near the marathon's finish line, killing three and injuring more than 260, runners and spectators began posting on the Bolder Boulder Facebook page asking about increased race day security. A few worried that if it happened in Boston, it could happen again in Boulder.
That tone has shifted as the Bolder Boulder gets closer. Race director Cliff Bosley said overwhelmingly, runners are coming to Bolder to show their solidarity for the victims in Boston.
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Wambach, who's son Dietrich will also run the race, said she understands the increased security measures. It happened after the September 11th terrorist attacks and the shoe bomber, too, she said, and they're necessary precautions.
Wambach will show her support for Boston by wearing a Boston Love T-shirt, created by Boston-based company Life is Good, after the bombings. Bosley said organizers will hold a moment of silence for the Boston Marathon bombing victims inside Folsom Field.
The Bolder Boulder also recruited Boston Athletic Association volunteer coordinator Elisabeth Worthing to be the official starter.
She's in charge of coordinating the 8,500 volunteers needed to make the marathon happen. In the aftermath of the bombings, the outpouring of support from the running community has been astounding, she said.
"It's been so important for Boston as we continue to heal," she said. "People have been sending love and encouragement from all corners of the globe. It's just been so meaningful."
Boulder Running Company's Henry Guzman was in his hotel room after finishing the marathon when the first bomb went off. It was his 101st marathon, and he said nothing will stop him from running the Bolder Boulder.
"I believe the community stands united and I believe you'll see that on race day," he said. "Everybody has a right to be afraid or scared, that's a natural instinct. But what overcomes that is strength and unity and also believing that we will not be intimidated or dictated to as far as what races we can run and where we can and cannot run."
Boulder runner Glenys De Wet left the Boston Marathon finish line 10 minutes before the bombs went off. She was there as a spectator, and said the shock didn't set in until two days after the race.
"For a while I kept hearing the bombs go off and kept remembering the fear in people's faces," she said.
She'll run the Bolder Boulder this Memorial Day, and then head back to Boston next year to run the marathon and show her support.
Boulder native Kelly Luck said she's been running the Bolder Boulder since she was 7-years-old. Now, she coaches other runners and works as a therapist. The 25-year-old was near the Boston Marathon finish line when the bombs went off, but luckily left unharmed.
"This is the opportunity to celebrate our running community," she said. "That's what the Bolder Boulder is for me at least. It's more than just a race. If we stay home, don't go run, it means they won."


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The Heat have a big test in front of them this weekend.
This is a big weekend for the Wellington Heat, who are coming off of a 1-1 road-outing that took them to Derby, where they suffered the loss, and then to El Dorado for another extra-inning Jayhawk League battle. They face another opponent in the war for the JBL title this weekend – The Hays Larks are in town tonight (June 14) to Sunday, June 16.
Games will start at 7:05 p.m. at Hibbs-Hooten Field.
Hays holds a one game lead over Wellington in JBL standings as of Friday afternoon. Each team has won nine games total this season, Wellington is 9-2 while the Larks are 9-1.
In the JBL, Wellington and Hays have been jockeying for position all season so far. Wellington's 5-2 league record is one game better than Liberal in third place. If Wellington can win the series this weekend, the worst they'd be was tied with the Larks for the league lead. If they swept the series, the Heat would be a lone at the top, depending on what happens around the rest of the league this weekend.
Dodge City is hosting Derby in a three game set, and Liberal is in El Dorado through Sunday as well.
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June 14 vs Hays Larks - Tect Aerospace located at 1515 A St. Wellington KS
June 15 vs Hays Larks – Creekstone Farms located at 604 Goff Industrial Park Rd. Arc City, KS June 16 vs Hays Larks - Sumner Regional Medical Center located at 1323 N. A St. Wellington, KS June 18 vs Derby Twins - Wellington Recreation Commission located at 202 S. Jefferson Wellington, KS June 19 vs Owasso Angels - Pick up your free ticket courtesy of Strickland Towing 2910 N. A St. Wellington KS


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The Hobbit: The Prelude to The Lord of the Rings or simply The Hobbit is a video game published in 2003 by Vivendi. It is a platform game that features puzzles and fighting enemies in a similar manner to the Legend of Zelda series.
The game claims to be "the only game based on J.R.R. Tolkien's classic tale", though this is untrue as an adventure game based on the The Hobbit was released in 1982.
The game largely follows the plot of The Hobbit book, but makes several common "video game adaptations", such as added monsters, expanded "chapters" (levels), boss fights, and so on. Some of the more significant changes, however, include the absence of Beorn the shapeshifter until "The Clouds Burst" (or, the Battle of Five Armies). In "Riddles in the Dark", the player needs to fix various pieces of lift machinery to open a gate and free a dwarven prisoner. Also, instead of among the trees, the fight with the spiders occurs in a big "spider hall" with cliffs that the bigger spiders can't climb. The game also adds multiple characters, a full list is mentioned later in this article.
Each level gives the player a series of quests, some of which may be optional to fulfil. For instance, one of the optional quests in the Unexpected Party level is to find four children in a game of hide and seek. An example of a required quest would be to save the dwarves from the spiders.
Deviations from the book
- The game portrays Bard as already the captain of the town-guard. In the book he does not take command of the defence of Lake-town until the dragon comes. He also doesn't serve the Master of Lake-town until he escapes ashore after the destruction of Lake-town. But it would seem that the makers of the game wanted to make someone familiar give Bilbo important quests.
- The runes in the Lonely Mountain are Angerthas Moria, rather than Angerthas Erebor. The only time these are used is on the signs that say "You must walk through Erebor to get to its heart".
- Dreamworld: During the dwarves' visit to Bag End, Bilbo falls asleep and dreams he is at the Battle of Five Armies. Bilbo also has no health and is invincible in this level. (used to acquaint players with the basic controls and movement)
- An Unexpected Party: Bilbo is sent to the Green Dragon, but first he must collect provisions for Bombur and do different jobs for the Shire hobbits.
- Roast Mutton: Bilbo is sent to investigate a fire-light.
- Troll-hole: Bilbo must explore the troll cave and find the troll key.
- Over Hill and Under Hill: Bilbo ends up in a helter-skelter adventure trying to get back to the dwarves after an interesting fall.
- Riddles in the Dark: Bilbo is lost and must find his way through a now goblin infested dwarf mine, fix broken dwarf lifts, and rescue Balfor, a dwarf of the Iron Hills.
- Flies and Spiders: Bilbo is lost and must find his way through a spider infested Mirkwood Forest (in which he has to fight hundreds of poisonous spiders). He also fights minions of the Wight lord. He must rescue the dwarves from being eaten by the three giant spiders.
- Barrels Out of Bond: Bilbo and the dwarves are not safe out of Mirkwood yet. The dwarves are captured by elves and Bilbo must find a way to rescue them as well as a way to escape, while avoiding being seen by elves. It is primarily sneaking with the ring, but there is some combat.
- A Warm Welcome: The dwarves and Bilbo escape to Lake-town, where they are highly welcomed. Bilbo performs numerous missions for the town guard which includes expelling a group of thieves and goblins from Lake-town.
- Inside Information: Bilbo must steal the golden cup of Thrór from Smaug.
- The Gathering of the Clouds: Bilbo must find the Arkenstone for Thorin. He must also power the rooms of Erebor: he must get the canals working, repair the gears, and activate the forge so he can create the key that opens the treasury, which leads to the Arkenstone.
- The Clouds Burst: This level is The Battle of Five Armies. Bilbo must fight or sneak his way through the battle to deliver a message to Bard of Lake-town, saying that the goblins of Bolg's army are coming at him from behind, as Bard is unaware of this. Bilbo also meets up with Corwin, and Lianna. Bilbo also meets Beorn and must help him.
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- Lianna: An elf of Thranduil's Hall in Mirkwood, Bilbo must heal her in the Troll Cave. She eventually helps Bilbo escape from Thranduil's Hall.
- Corwin: A sad, heartbroken woodsman from Laketown. Bilbo meets him, and he says he is the only survivor of an attack of the spiders on his camp. He helps Bilbo get through an immensely thick web.
- Balfor: A dwarf of the Iron Hills who has been made a slave of the goblins. They force him to work the dwarf-built mining contraptions. Bilbo rescues him and Balfor tells him how to escape.
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HILLSDALE � Darius Ware and Tim Dezelski were not about to let the Hillsdale College men's basketball team's win streak end.
Dezelski led all scorers and Ware had a career night as the Chargers rallied late for a 77-70 victory over the Lake Erie College Storm in a Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference game Thursday at Jesse Philips Arena.
Hillsdale (16-6, 12-6 GLIAC) extended its current winning streak to four games and swept the regular season series from Lake Erie (7-15, 4-14 GLIAC). The Chargers shot 55 percent from the floor and erased an eight-point halftime deficit by outscoring the Storm 42-27 in the final 20 minutes.
Lake Erie's hot shooting was the story of the first half. The Storm hit eight of their first 12 shots from behind the arc and led throughout the first half. Hillsdale kept itself within striking distance, but the Storm carried a 43-35 lead into halftime.
The Storm pushed their lead to 11 points a minute into the second half when the Chargers shifted the tide. Ware threw down a slam dunk on a fast break, pulling Hillsdale to within 46-40 and igniting the home crowd. The Chargers went on a 17-6 run over the next five minutes, featuring an alley-oop dunk by Ware, that put Hillsdale up 57-52.
The teams exchanged baskets and the lead over the final 10 minutes until Cody Smith buried a 3-pointer with 2:06 remaining, giving Hillsdale a 71-65 lead. The Chargers maintained a least a two possession lead down the stretch.
Dezelski had 20 points, eight rebounds and three steals to lead the Chargers. Ware had career highs with 14 points and five assists, while Brandon Pritzl also scored 14 points. Nick Washburn had 13 points and six rebounds and Smith finished with nine points.
Trey Howard scored 14 points to lead Lake Erie. Riley Thomas added 13 points and four assists, while Jamil Dudley had 10 points. Garrick Sims finished with eight points and six rebounds.
The Chargers will host Ashland University for another GLIAC game Saturday afternoon. Hillsdale defeated the Eagles 54-48 in the teams' first meeting Jan. 19.
Women's Basketball
Hillsdale College 68, Lake Erie 52
Domination on the boards helped the Hillsdale College women's basketball team to a convincing victory over the Lake Erie College Storm in a Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference game Thursday at Jesse Philips Arena.
Hillsdale (9-12, 6-12) swept the two-game regular season series from Lake Erie (3-18, 1-17 GLIAC). The story was the Chargers' ability to control the glass. For the game, Hillsdale held a 52-30 rebounding advantage. Twenty of the rebounds were on the offensive glass, resulting in several second-chance points and extended possessions.
The Chargers rode a strong start to a 36-23 halftime lead. Hillsdale extended its lead to 23 points with just over seven minutes left in the game and coasted to the win.
Brooke Borowski came off the bench to score a game-high 16 points and hand out three assists for Hillsdale. Megan Fogt had 11 points and seven rebounds, while Kadie Lowery added nine points. Allyson Lloyd had six points and seven rebounds, and Ashlyn Landherr also scored six points.
Chrissy Delaney had 10 points to lead Lake Erie, while Sami Narducci added eight points.
Hillsdale will host NCAA Division II's top-ranked team in the Ashland University Eagles on Saturday. The Chargers fell 80-51 in the first meeting Jan. 19 at Ashland.
Hillsdale College teams silence Storm


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Tall ships set sail
Tall ships set sail
The USCG Barque Eagle, a training ship, docked on May 28 at New York Harbor, then sailed to Norfolk, Va.
The Eagle's crew members were on deck while leaving New York Harbor.
A carved-hand rail tip seen on the Buque Escuela Guayas from Ecuador, anchored at Pier 86 in New York on May 28. The school ship was to sail from New York to Norfolk, Va., then Baltimore and finally to Boston before crossing the Atlantic to Spain.
Cadets on the USCG Barque Eagle charted navigation routes on May 28 while leaving New York Harbor on the way to Norfolk, Va.
Crew members on deck the Eagle underway to Norfolk, Va.
The Eagle docked at New York Harbor.
Crew members on the Eagle's deck.
The Eagle headed to Norfolk, Va.
A replica of Simon Bolivar's sword was a gift of Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez to the crew of the Buque Escuela Guayas, from Ecuador.
A cadet made his way down a hallway in the Buque Escuela Guayas from Ecuador.
Captain Eric Jones presented a cap with the Eagle's name to a new crew member.
Captain Eric Jones aboard the Eagle.
The USCG Barque Eagle.
The Coast Guard cadets of the Eagle manned the navigation table.
Cadet Sloane Hecimovich of Milton, Wis., took in the fading New York skyline aboard the Eagle.
Visitors to the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum Complex off New York's Pier 86 walked under the Concorde while heading to visit the Ecuadorian Buque Escuela Guayas.
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The following is today and Friday's Sports Calendar
South Lafourche at H.L. Bourgeois, 7 p.m. (Radio: 100.3-FM, 1600-AM)
Ellender at Vandebilt Catholic, 7 p.m.
South Lafourche at H.L. Bourgeois, 6 p.m. (Radio: 100.3-FM, 1600-AM)
Ellender at Vandebilt Catholic, 6 p.m.
Division II regional, No. 12 DeRidder at No. 5 E.D. White Catholic, 5 p.m.
Division II regional, No. 11 Neville at No. 6 Vandebilt Catholic, 5 p.m.
Tennessee at LSU, 8 p.m. (TV: CST, CSS)
Hosanna at Covenant Christian Academy, 7 p.m.
Morgan City at Assumption, 7 p.m.
St. James at Donaldsonville, 7 p.m.
Terrebonne at New Iberia, 7 p.m.
Ecole Classique at Houma Christian, 7 p.m.
Thibodaux at Central Lafourche, 7 p.m.
E.D. White Catholic at St. Charles, 7:30 p.m.
Hosanna at Covenant Christian Academy, 6 p.m.
Thibodaux at Central Lafourche, 6 p.m.
Terrebonne at New Iberia, 6 p.m.
Ecole Classique at Houma Christian, 6 p.m.
E.D. White Catholic at St. Charles Catholic, 6 p.m.
Morgan City at Assumption, 6 p.m.
St. James at Donaldsonville, 6 p.m.
Nicholls vs. Southern at the Lions Classic in Hammond, 12:30 p.m.
Nicholls vs. St. Louis at the Lions Classic in Hammond, 3 p.m.
Hornets at Hawks, 6:30 p.m. (TV: FSNO; Radio: 640-AM, 1490-AM)
Today. The Thibodaux Express AAU boys basketball program is seeking head coaches and assistant coaches for the 2013 AAU basketball season. Experience is not necessary, but enthusiasm and dedication are required. If interested, call Brian Rhodes at 438-0953.
Today-Feb. 15. Vandebilt Catholic will host its 2013 Terrier Club Golf Classic at Ellendale Country Club in Houma on March 18. The golf classic, which will be a 18-hole, four-man team scramble tournament, will have its shotgun starts at 7:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. March 18. The entry fee is $540 per team, which includes golf cart, green fees, mulligans, prizes and lunch and drinks on the course. The tournament will also have closest-to-the-hole and longest-drive contests. There are closest-to-the-hole and longest-drive contests. There will also be low gross/blind bogey prizes for both flights. The deadline to enter is Feb. 15. For information, contact Vandebilt athletic director Laury Dupont at 413-0968 or visit www.vandebiltcatholic.org.
Today-March 1. The Terrebonne Parish Recreation department will soon start registration for its baseball and softball leagues. Registration will be through Thursday and Monday-Feb. 14 at area gyms from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. It will also be held at the TPR office from Monday through March 1 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The baseball league is for boys ages 7-14, while the softball league is for girls ages 7-18. There is a fee and birth certificate is mandatory at registration. For information, call 873-6584.
Today. Thibodaux resident Jason Matherne will embark on a 126.2-mile solo ultra marathon on Friday in raising money for the March of Dimes. The mission of the March of Dimes is to help mothers have full-term pregnancies and research the problems that threaten the health of babies. Matherne, 38, hopes to finish the race (called Rouge-Orleans), which begins in Baton Rouge and ends in New Orleans and follows the Mississippi River levee system, in 28-30 hours, only stopping at designated aid stations along the way. Matherne is in the Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Deputy reserve unit. To pledge a rate per mile donation or a lump sum, contact Matherne at 859-7613 or Kristen Pitre at 665-1470 or check out his Facebook page.
Today. The Terrebonne Parish Sportsman's League has a variety of events upcoming. The League will host a general membership meeting on March 11 at the East Park Recreation Center at 8533 E. Park Ave. in Houma. There will also be a children's rodeo at the Point-Aux-Chene Marina on May 4 and a crawfish boil for members on May 14 at the East Park Recreation Center. For more information, contact Sportsman's League vice president Jason Magee at 688-3405 or secretary Troy Bonvillain at 804-7504.
Today. Travel team tryouts set Individual tryouts for the XLR8 8U spring travel baseball showcase team will end Saturday. Players cannot turn 9 before May 1 and for an individual tryout those interested can call 381-5743. LR8 Sports Showcase Teams are designed for the dedicated athlete with dreams of playing baseball at the college or professional level. Space is limited. For information visit xlr8sportsclub.com.
Today. The Louisiana Magic girls softball travel organization is looking for a couple 11-12-year-old players to fill out its roster for the upcoming spring/summer season. The players cannot have turned 13 after Jan. 1. For information, contact Deanna Cunningham at 209-7789.
Today. The Cajun Youth Athletic Association is holding registration for its Cal Ripken (9-12 by May 1) and Babe Ruth (13-15 by May 1) local spring/summer baseball season in Houma. The cost is $50 for the Cal Ripken league per season and $60 for the Babe Ruth league per season. For information, contact president Roy Himel at 791-9803, secretary Tracy Bourg at 232-3329, Cal Ripken director Shawn Chaisson at 637-4727 or Babe Ruth director Aaron Dazee at 709-3131.
Friday. The annual E.D. White Catholic Cardinal alumni prayer breakfast will be held from 7 to 8 a.m. Friday at the Envie banquet room in Thibodaux. The cost is $12 per person and Nicholls State head baseball coach Seth Thibodeaux will be the guest speaker.
Saturday. The Ellender High baseball program will hold a kids clinic from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday at the Ellender baseball field.The clinic is $25 per player and is open to boys and girls. Participants will work on hitting, throwing, fielding, bunting, base running, catching and pitching skills. Proceeds from the camp benefit the Ellender baseball program. For information or to register, call Ellender baseball coach David Angeron at 381-5743.
Saturday. The Nicholls State baseball team will kick off the 2013 season with its annual Alumni Game and First Pitch Banquet on Friday with the morning festivities taking place at Ray E. Didier Field in Thibodaux before moving to Cypress Columns in Gray for the banquet with featured guest speaker Skip Bertman later that evening. Tickets for the banquet are $60 for the general public and $30 for baseball alumni. Patrons will get to meet and greet the 2013 players and coaches, as well as bid on a variety of auction items with all proceeds going to the Nicholls baseball team. Food and drinks will be provided and the event is slated to begin at 7 p.m. Current and former Nicholls baseball players will come together at Didier Field that morning to take part in two exhibition games, the first beginning at 10 a.m. with the Old Timers game. After that, the 2013 Colonels will take on the Colonel Alumni team beginning approximately at noon. A fee of $25 dollars will go toward paying for jerseys, hats, food and drinks for the day, and can be paid with a a check payable to the Nicholls Foundation/Baseball. For information, call the Nicholls baseball offices at 449-7149.
March 15. The 26th Annual LSU Fighting Tigers Celebrity Golf Tournament will be held March 15 at Ellendale Country Club in Houma. The tournament, sponsored by the Bayou Bengal Booster Club Inc., will be an 18-hole, five-man team scramble (four amateur golfers with either an LSU coach, past athlete or celebrity). It begins with shotgun start tee times at 7:45 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. The cost is $850 per team or $210 per player. Also a mulligan has been added to the entry fee, which includes golf cart, green fees, lunch, beer and soft drinks. The deadline to enter is March 7. Prizes will be awarded to the low net and low gross scores for both tee times. Prizes will also be awarded to closest to the hole on Nos. 4, 8, 13 and 17, longest drive on No. 16, straightest drive on No. 2 and hole in one. For information, call Eddie Pullaro at 868-3500 or Darryl Brue at 852-1625.
March 23. The 21st Annual Eric T. Andolsek Memorial Bass Tournament will be held on March 23 at Bob's Bayou Black Marina in Gibson. The tournament is presented by the Golden Tigers Club and the Eric Andolsek Chairtable Fund. For information, call Reggie at 225-265-7766, Andy at 447-3826 or Ruffin at 447-7042.


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A 45-year-old Greenwood man, suspected in the burglary of a Harrington home, apparently committed suicide while police conducted a search for him
Delaware State Police troopers are investigating a residential burglary that ended with the apparent suicide of the suspect after fleeing into a wooded area in Harrington.
The incident took place at approximately 2 p.m. Saturday when the 45-year-old male burglar forced entry into an unoccupied home in the 700 block of Coon Den Road, Harrington, said police spokesman Sgt. Paul Shavack.
While the suspect was inside, the homeowner returned to the house and confronted him. The suspect ran outside into a wooded area in the rear of the property, with several handguns that had been taken from the house.
Responding troopers kept up a perimeter around the wooded area while Delaware State Police K-9s and the DSP helicopter conducted a search by air. During the search troopers heard a single gunshot come from within the wooded area; they went into the woods and found the suspect suffering from a self inflicted gunshot wound from a handgun that was taken during the burglary. The suspect was pronounced dead at the scene and his body was turned over to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner for autopsy and official cause and manner of death.
Other than saying the suspect was from the Greenwood area, Shavack would not release the suspect's name, citing DSP policy as the death is an apparent suicide.


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Though Peapod had considered a site in New York for its new distribution center, the online grocery seller has signed a long-term lease for 345,000 square feet of industrial space in Jersey City, moving forward on a $34.6 million Urban Transit Hub incentive it was awarded in May to open the facility in New Jersey and create 380 jobs for the state.
Peapod, a subsidiary of Ahold USA Inc., will roughly split 740,000 square feet of warehouse space in the planned 880,000-square-foot Pulaski Distribution Center with Imperial Bag & Paper Co., which was approved for a $29.1 million Grow New Jersey tax credit by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority in August.
According to Robert C. Kossar, executive managing director for Jones Lang LaSalle, which represented property owner Prologis in the lease transactions, "both companies went through an exhaustive process looking at properties close to New York because their businesses require them to be right on top of Manhattan, but a building like this flat out doesn't exist this close to New York City anywhere else."
"We were very focused on getting an e-commerce or a food business tenant for this property, and with Peapod, we got both," Kossar said.
CBRE represented Peapod on the lease.
In an e-mail through a spokesman, Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno said both companies are "not only staying in New Jersey, but they're making significant financial investments and creating jobs for New Jerseyans," as Peapod will make a capital investment of more than $94 million, create 380 new jobs and 242 construction jobs and retain 90 jobs in the state, and Imperial Bag will make a capital investment of more than $57 million, create nearly 390 construction jobs and retain 364 jobs in the state.
"By working cooperatively with both companies, New Jersey was able to ensure that these companies and their workers not only stay in New Jersey for years to come, but also provide new opportunities (for) New Jerseyans long into the future," Guadagno said in an e-mail.
In a statement, Jay Cornforth, president of the east region of Prologis, said the planned logistics facility — which is situated on a 50-acre former landfill site — "is an important development project for Jersey City that will transform this former waste disposal site, help to advance economic conditions and improve the local community."
Kossar said construction on the warehouse is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2013 and prepared for occupancy by early 2014.


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A New York Times article, "That's No Phone. That's My Tracker," by Peter Maass, suggests that we should consider smartphones, computers, and other connected devices as tracking machines rather than simple appliances of personal convenience.
The manufacturers of these now ubiquitous gadgets claim that aggregating data about individuals favors the consumer, so when you visit a web page, it might display ads relevant to your tastes and needs. Fair enough. But it's widely speculated that far more sinister use is made of this information—that the government enjoys a cozy relationship with private data gatherers, that information can and will be used against us, and/or to the advantage of the military-industrial complex.
I assume that companies and not-very-secret government agencies already know a truckload of tangential information about me; that is, who I know and communicate with, the web pages I visit, where I am and where I've been, the stores at which I spend money and the items purchased therein. But they're still missing the most important component; that is, who am I, what do I intend to do with that stuff? If I purchase fertilizer, am I making a bomb or helping my crops? If I purchase boots with deep heels and correspond with persons with Arabic names, am I a shoe bomber?
Let's say my eldest granddaughter, Bailey Anne, joins the Peace Corps (a fabrication, she's really still in high school). Bailey is already an accomplished farmer, so she travels to Africa, proselytizing sustainable agriculture. While on location, she befriends local persons her same approximate age; some are illiterate, and relatively unsophisticated in western terms. Some are reluctant, conscripted women, who face death, rape, stoning and/or torture du jour for any unapproved point of view or action.
During informal, (assumed) private conversations, Bailey argues against violence, suicide and, if only by example, encourages her friends to be free. Bailey should be judged as a worthy asset by the US government, a loyal American ambassador, attempting to win hearts and minds, spreading a gospel of peace. All well and good.
However, government decides that Bailey might be a threat, not because it knows anything about her moral compass, but because her spreadsheet calculates a suspicious result. In an over-simplified attempt to decide whether she's enemy or friend, said entity decides to intercept her data points. A circumstantial, imperfect ledger begins to compile.
Bailey grew up in the information age and is technically savvy, so she suspects her new friends are being scrutinized by evil forces everywhere, but not her own government. In all communication she uses various encrypted (read privacy protected) mechanisms to communicate. Contemporary computer science suggests they know her physical circumstance and might be deciphering trigger words plucked from various data streams (inaccurately/partially), including encrypted voice, like Skype. (We really don't know the extent of NSA capability, for instance, but when the mechanisms of encryption are cracked they'll be the first to know.)
Bailey's life ledger might not meet any reasonable standard of proof according to US constitutional law, nonetheless this surreptitiously obtained and commercially available information is fed to a target probability list when sufficiently elevated by AI (Artificial Intelligence). Let's add it up; she lived in an African nation where dangerous persons are known to exist. She arranges the purchase of fertilizer and, most importantly, she continues frequent conversations with her multi-national friends (aka other persons of interest) after leaving Africa. Bailey's life and death spreadsheet; simplified, incomplete, misleading, beta.
If still in Africa, or walking the streets of Omaha, she might be she might be tracked, harassed, arrested or vaporized by an invisible, silent drone, several miles distant, assigned to remove her by automated, tangential analysis. Think this is fanciful or improbable? Ask a member of a wedding party in Afghanistan or Yemen that was blown to bits by a salaried, comfortable drone operator in Nevada. Had I been judged by spreadsheet when young, I, too, might have been removed.
Deployment of drones, whether weaponized or surveillance, all shapes, sizes and capability, will soon outstrip presumed mitigation by a (possibly) compassionate human. When a young drone pilot is incapacitated because of a hangover, or a quota is missed, or the master target map spikes beyond capacity, a switch is flipped that allows robot fleets to think for themselves, even as an interconnected hive (as suggested by Daniel Suarez in the novel Kill Decision). It's probably incorrect to assume that algorithm can or will spare life because of a compassionate sub-routine. And what happens when Iran, Russia, China, Syria, gangs, thugs, mafia, and/or other outliers deploy similar, competing technology?
We live in a world ruled by dispassionate government and omnipotent corporations who make fundamental, serious judgments about individuals. They have the capability to gather enough information about us to sell product or kill from the earth's other side, but we (the citizen/owners funding such blood thirst) have no direct knowledge of the formula. Every person on the planet is a potential victim; when numbers dictate they can jail us, take our money, make us miserable, foreclose our homes, end our lives. Who's granddaughter, nation, political movement will be next? Like contracting a serious disease, we tend to think that it only happens to the other guy.
I'm kind of a math nut, and it seems to me that these numbers don't add up. The enemy algorithm probably can't wait on sufficiently robust technology, rather it might turn bits to bombs because the software is deemed good enough. Popular opinion and an endless stream of apocalyptic news can force/allow aggression without proof. Governments and their corporate overlords jail/kill with circumstantial evidence, incredibly flawed human observation, and with no moral or elected mandate.
Bailey Anne: Eliminated by a spreadsheet? Thankfully, not yet.
Please Stay Tuned...


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DeTOUR — A "Reunion of Champions" night honoring a golden era of DeTour girls basketball (1980-84) will be held in the Richard Roan Gym at DeTour High School Friday night.
The event celebrates the 30th anniversary of DeTour's 1983 Class D state championship. The game is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Friday.
An honors ceremony featuring a video montage begins the festivities, following a game matching the 1980s players against current DeTour Raiders players.
The 1980s Raiders are expected to include approximately 20 alumni, including former standouts such as Erica Ledy and Gwen Wilkie. The coaches of those '80s teams — Dave Miller and Alex Fisher — will be coach the alumni team Friday night.
Current DeTour girls basketball coach James Geyer will coach the other Raiders team.
"We're expecting a pretty good turnout and it's going to be fun to see some people who haven't been together for many years," Geyer said. "We have alumni coming back from all around the country."
The event is free to the public. Donations will be accepted to support the DeTour girls basketball program.
The Raiders were state semifinalists in 1981 and 1982 before winning the state championship in in 1983. Those banners still hang in the Richard Roan Gym at DeTour.