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Sesame Street "Telly The Tiebreaker" Elmo, Zoe, Rosita and some friends are making a beautiful block house together but can't agree whether to put a square or circle on top. Alan helps them solve the problem by having them raise their hands for the one they like best. After counting up the votes, the square wins by one. D
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Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood "Daniel Plays Ball/O Builds A Tower" Daniel Plays Ball - Daniel, Miss Elaina and Prince Wednesday are at the park with Prince Tuesday. They decide to play a game with a ball. Daniel struggles to catch the ball and gets very frustrated. D
4:30 am
Martha Speaks "Eyes on the Skies/Camp Truman" Eyes on the Skies - Astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson (Truman's #1 hero), is holding a seminar at the library. Truman becomes more and more certain that his activity partner T.D. is going to embarrass him in front of his idol. D
5:00 am
Nature "Braving Iraq" Convoys of armed guards protect filmmaker David Johnson and cameraman Steve Foote in war-torn Iraq as they follow eco-visionary Azzam Alwash, who has made it his mission to restore the great Mesopotamian Marshes. Saddam Hussein drained the marshes while trying to eradicate the indigenous Marsh Arabs when they rebelled against him.G
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Rick Steves' Europe "Siena and Assisi: Italy's Grand Hill Towns" Rick tours the innovative medieval hospital in Siena and a bakery that makes panforte. He explores the Chianti region and spends a night at a farmhouse where he learns about the Slow Food Movement before following the footsteps of St. Francis of Assisi.G
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Smart Travels - Europe with Rudy Maxa "Athens and Delphi" Rudy climbs the Acropolis, prowls the Plaka and cheers Greece's best folk dancers. On the Peloponnesian Peninsula, he scopes out a charming port and visits epic ruins of King Agamemnon.G
7:00 am
The Desert Speaks "Sierra Madre Easter" Travel around Chihuahua, Mexico, with host David Yetman and the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum's Jesus Garcia, a native of Mexico. Together they look at how traditions continue for the area's indigenous peoples while new arrivals contribute to Chihuahua's identity in other ways. The first stop is Paquime, site of one of the most sophisticated pre-Columbian cities in northwestern Mexico. D
7:30 am
Ciao Italia "Classic Bolognese Pasta/Lasagne Verdi Alla Bolognese" Culinary arts students from Johnson and Wales University in Providence, RI are eager to learn the fine art of creating Bolognese pasta, starting with Lasagne Verdi alla Bolognese. Mary Ann leads them through the process of making Lasagne Spinach Noodles, and layering it over and over with a meaty, Bologna-Style Ragu, and Bechamella Sauce. And there's just enough time to make Tagliatelle with Bolognese Sauce. D
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Cooking Odyssey "Chios" Eva explores medieval villages, tours a winery that has brought an almost extinct variety of grapes back and discovers a product only cultivated on this island while Chef Yianni and a guest make a simple pomegranate salad and fresh hand rolled pasta. D
8:30 am
Pati's Mexican Table "Puebla: Food from a Colonial Jewel" Travel with Pati to the state of Puebla to see why it isn't just the site of the legendary Cinco de Mayo battle - it's also home to some of Mexico's most luscious, delectable culinary treats. Creamy Poblano Soup; Chicken Tinga; Glazed Santa Clara Cookies. D
9:00 am
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Gnocchi and Panzanella" Test cook Bridget Lancaster shows host Christopher Kimball how to make foolproof Gnocchi at Home. Next, gadget guru Lisa McManus reveals her top pick for rotary graters. Then, Chris discusses with science expert Guy Crosby the science of soil and its effect on the taste of tomatoes. D
9:30 am
GardenSMART Good landscape design is timeless. Years ago, the landscape designer planned this garden with an eye towards carefully proportioned relationships between the house and its gardens. Those lessons are still relevant today. D
10:00 am
Bluegrass Underground "Sarah Jarosz" A veteran musician who'd released two CDs before turning 20, Sarah Jarosz has gone from teenage bluegrass hotshot to fully-realized innovative artist in less time than many of us spent in braces. Playing mandolin, octave mandolin, banjo and guitar while singing in a rich, throaty voice, Jarosz creates a staggeringly original sound with her new ensemble, featuring violinist Alex Hargreaves and cellist Nathaniel Smith. Their melodic interplay weaves rock rhythms, classical textures and Appalachian melodies. D
10:30 am
Music Voyager "Heartbeat of Vallenato" Host Jacob Edgar's journeys through Colombia reveal the country's amazing geographical, cultural and musical diversity. This time, his travels take him from the ranches and farmlands of Valledupar through the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountain range and on to the Caribbean coast. The small city of Valledupar is the cradle of vallenato, a rustic, folksy and distinctly Colombian music style. D
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Sesame Street "Brandeis Is Looking for a Job" Brandeis, a yellow Labrador Retriever, is looking for a job on Sesame Street. First, Leela hires him to fold laundry in the Laundromat, but Brandeis has a lot of trouble folding the clothing with his paws. Next, Chris hires him to sweep the floor, but he has trouble holding the broom. D
12:00 pm
Dinosaur Train "Buddy Explores The Tyrannosaurs/Rainy Day Fight" Buddy, an adopted T. rex, wishes he knew more about his T. rex ancestors. So, Dad takes him and Tiny on the Dinosaur Train back to the early Cretaceous, to visit an ancestor: an earlier version of Tyrannosaurus rex called Raptorex. Rodney Raptorex is a kid who won't grow up to be as big as Buddy will, but the two boys find that they not only have a lot of differences, they have a lot in common, too. D
12:30 pm
Super Why! "The Story of Mother Goose" Red is writing a new song but gets stuck because she simply can't think of the right word! To help her out, Super Why and his friends meet rhyming royalty - Mother Goose - just as she's starting to pen her legendary poems. Does Mother Goose pick her words at random, or is there a rhyme and reason to the way she composes her stories? Educational Objectives: To learn about word families. Kids will sing the alphabet and identify the letters G and O, practice the magic of spelling, and use the power to read to change the story. D
1:00 pm
Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "Rain Game/No Sssweater Is Better" Rain Game - Sally wants to water the plants in her backyard, but it's hot and sunny outside. They need rain, and lots of it! Good thing the Cat in the Hat knows exactly where to go to get some: the rain forest! With the assistance of some toucans and the singing of howler monkeys, they explore each level of the rain forest, eventually reaching the top and the rain! No SSSweater is Better - Nick's favorite sweater is too small and he doesn't want to change it. The Cat in the Hat has a friend with the exact same problem! He brings them to meet Slyde the snake who shows Nick and Sally how he sheds his skin when it gets too small for him. D
1:30 pm
Wild Kratts "Honey Seekers" While on an adventure to discover the toughest animal in Africa, Martin and Chris uncover the amazing relationship between the Honey guide bird and Honey badger. A relationship that the Wild Kratt team uses to foil the evil plans of Chef Gourmand. Science Concepts: Symbiotic relationships. D
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Wyland's Art Studio "Playful Dolphin" Wyland connects science and art together using composition and perspective.G
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Piano Guy The program theme is Rock & Roll. Host Scott Houston and guests show viewers how to play Elvis Presley's "Jailhouse Rock," The Beach Boys' "California Girls" as well as a great Boogie Woogie Riff made famous by Jerry Lee Lewis. Featured artists include Dave Powers and Nat Kerr. D
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Rescuing The River: The Raritan The Raritan River runs through the center of New Jersey, with upper reaches that are incredibly beautiful, providing a valuable source of water for more than a million people. But industry took hold of the lower Raritan early on and left its mark. This one-hour documentary, narrated by actor Avery Brooks, tells the compelling story of a river that has been profoundly contaminated over 200 years and of the extraordinary efforts to clean it up. D
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NOVA "Separating Twins" Abandoned shortly after birth at an orphanage in Bangladesh, twin girls, Trishna and Krishna, are joined at the head and have little chance of survival. Aid workers take them to Australia where they spend two years battling for life before doctors can attempt a marathon separation surgery to allow them to live separate lives.G
6:00 pm
Joe Bonamassa: An Acoustic Evening at the Vienna Opera House Playing on the same stage as Mozart, Beethoven and Brahms, the guitarist known for his bluesy electric instrumentation performs on a selection of vintage acoustic instruments. He is supported by traditional Irish fiddler Gerry O'Connor, Swedish multi-instrumentalist Mats Wester on a Swedish keyed-fiddle, Los Angeles keyboard maestro Arlan Schierbaum, and Puerto Rican percussionist Lenny Castro.G
7:30 pm
Art Wolfe's Travels to the Edge: Amazing Encounters The photographer introduces some of his favorite moments in the field, capturing wildlife, spectacular landscapes and fascinating people with his lens. This is a fast-paced look at some endearing, heart-stopping and fun moments. He tracks the last of the Bengal tigers in Nepal, marvels at snow monkeys in Japan, snuggles with baby seals on South Georgia Island, and snaps baby grey whales off Baja Mexico. The special also includes scenes from Alaska, the Sahara, India, West Africa, Mongolia, Bhutan and Ethiopia. Crew members also share behind-the-scenes moments.G
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NOVA "Separating Twins" Abandoned shortly after birth at an orphanage in Bangladesh, twin girls, Trishna and Krishna, are joined at the head and have little chance of survival. Aid workers take them to Australia where they spend two years battling for life before doctors can attempt a marathon separation surgery to allow them to live separate lives.G
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Rescuing The River: The Raritan The Raritan River runs through the center of New Jersey, with upper reaches that are incredibly beautiful, providing a valuable source of water for more than a million people. But industry took hold of the lower Raritan early on and left its mark. This one-hour documentary, narrated by actor Avery Brooks, tells the compelling story of a river that has been profoundly contaminated over 200 years and of the extraordinary efforts to clean it up. D
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Barbara Morgan: No Limits Producer Marcia Franklin traces Barbara Morgan's 23-year odyssey from McCall elementary teacher to space-veteran astronaut. Vintage footage, photos and interviews with friends, colleagues, students and family weave a tale of perseverance and resolve.G


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A transplant from his native Rhode Island, Ian McNulty quickly discovered how easy it is to strike up conversations with New Orleans people simply by asking about their favorite clubs and neighborhood joints.
He asked often, listened carefully and has been exploring the nightlife of the Crescent City ever since.
McNulty was the editor and principal contributor to Hungry? Thirsty? New Orleans, a guidebook to nightspots and inexpensive restaurants around town. He is also author of Season of Night, a memoir about life in a devastated part of New Orleans during the first few months after Hurricane Katrina.

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Friday night I was one of five hundred women crazy with excitement to see Harry Connick Jr. for a personal concert at the Blissdom conference in Nashville. Go ahead and read that sentence again if you need to, and make sure you're sitting down.
In the Fuse nightclub at the Opryland Hotel we crowded around the eye-level stage with only a velvet rope between me and the man my college roommate used to swoon over nineteen years ago (she's the one who first introduced me to the tunes of Mr. Harry-Met-Sally). We stood in front of the stage area, waiting for about forty minutes with colored spot lights blinding us intermittently, eating too many bacon-wrapped scallops from the h'ors d'oeuvre table and smelling the acrid yet thrilling odor of the fog machines--and I would have waited all night if I'd had too.
Mr. Connick followed his four band members onto the tiny wooden stage where they performed four, count them FOUR, songs in the most glorious, rich and tasty jazz I've ever heard. Now I've loved jazz ever since I became an adult and discovered its power and technicality but this was something I'd never heard. If you want details I'd say it was Dixie but that's like trying to describe the performance by saying he sang in English.
I'd never heard jazz live before and I can tell you I'd have stood there as long as they were willing to play--each note was like the perfect lemonade, balanced and sweet and full of energy and I'd defy you to have listened and not moved with the beat. We're so proud of our digital accomplishments, of the clarity of MP3, of the ability to share and spread music until we can't get away from it but there has be a distinction between our normal, plastic music and the notes they were creating. While the songs were well known and the tunes familiar, plucking those vibrations myself straight from the strings and reeds that produced them was the difference between eating canned, processed corn and harvesting a summer cob straight from the field. Yes it was sweet!
I was in awe and I'd love to have a recording of the performance but it wouldn't be the same. A copy wouldn't convey that connection to the band, the joy of the sound or the energy of their movements. It might give you an idea of what they played but not what they created.
Anyway . . . before the performance Mr. Connick spoke about how he appreciates things like community and people who get things done. How he admires the women in his life and how important it is to do whatever you can to help others within your own sphere. He's been active in rebuilding his hometown of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina and he and Branford Marsallis have created what they call the Musicians' Village which is a complex for aspiring performers including housing and support for their education and success. So far they've been able to build eighty homes and do their little part to rebuild and make the world better and you have to admire not only the results of their efforts but the desire to help others that got them there.
So the message that accompanied these glorious melodies? Don't be discouraged in trying to do good things and look around to see what you too can do to make a difference whether it's on a small scale in your own home or in eighty homes--it's not so much the size or amount as it is the fact that something good gets done, which is a hopeful and appropriate message in a time when it's often easy to get discouraged and hopeless for the future. I appreciated that these five men took the time to share a little something with us, something I'll never forget and that made my life just a tiny bit better.
I was impressed but you can see it for yourselves--thanks to Cooking with Caitlin and SouthernPlate.com here are clips of both the speech and the final number. Wish you could have been there. Both clips were filmed from the opposite side of the room from me--I was in front of the saxophonist and loving every minute.
After the performance he stayed to shake hands and take photos--I hadn't intended on saying hello but I was feeling particularly brave after the performance and when I walked up to him I was a little shocked to realize I was a good inch taller than him in my towering heels. They spun me around to get in the photo and I nearly toppled over on those shaky shoes when he put his arm around me on my shoulder. I guess they expected me to smile for the camera but I think I gave them a good deer-in-the-headlights face (or moose if you prefer) so who knows how the shot turned out. I'll have to figure out who has it . . .
P.S. The photos were taken by Dawn at My Home Sweet Home whose Flickr stream you can see here, some rights reserved. Her pictures of the conference are wonderful, she's a talented photographer!
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Broken rail eyed in train crash
Bridgeport — The commuter train derailment and collision that left dozens injured outside New York City was not the result of foul play, officials said Saturday, but a fractured section of rail is being studied to determine whether it is connected to the accident.
National Transportation Safety Board member Earl Weener said Saturday the broken rail is of substantial interest to investigators and a portion of the track will be sent to a lab for analysis.
Weener said it's not clear whether the accident caused the fracture or whether the rail was broken before the crash. He said he won't speculate on the cause of the derailment and emphasized the investigation was in its early stages.
Seventy-two people were sent to the hospital Friday evening after a Metro-North train heading east from New York City derailed and was hit by a train heading west from New Haven. Most of the victims have been discharged.
Officials earlier described devastating damage and said it was fortunate no one was killed.
"All of the injured people described the really harrowing experience of having the train jolt to a stop, the dust, darkness, other kinds of factors that made it particularly frightening," said U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal, who visited several patients in the hospital.
Blumenthal, D-Conn., said a Metro-North conductor helped passengers despite her own injuries.
"Her story is really one of great strength and courage helping other passengers off the train in spite of her own very severe pain," Blumenthal said. "She eventually had to be helped off herself."
The crash damaged the tracks and threatened to snarl travel in the Northeast Corridor. The crash also caused Amtrak to suspend service indefinitely between New York and Boston.
"The damage is absolutely staggering," Blumenthal said, describing the shattered interiors of the cars and tons of metal tossed around. "I feel that we are fortunate that even more injuries were not the result of this very tragic and unfortunate accident."
U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., said it was "frankly amazing" people weren't killed.
Both said new Metro-North Railroad cars built with higher standards may have saved lives.
Metro-North said train service will remain suspended between South Norwalk and New Haven until further notice. Railroad officials said rebuilding the two tracks and restoring train service "will take well into next week."
"We want our customers to know that while you travel on Metro-North, you can remain confident that your safety, and the safety of our employees, is always the first priority in everything we do," Howard Permut, president of MTA Metro-North Railroad, said.
NTSB investigators arrived Saturday and are expected to be on site for seven to 10 days. They will look at the brakes and performance of the trains, the condition of the tracks, crew performance and train signal information, among other things.
When the NTSB has concluded the on-site phase of its investigation, Metro-North will begin to remove the damaged rail cars and remaining debris. The process requires specialized, heavy equipment that will be in place by today, officials said. Only after the damaged train cars have been removed can Metro-North begin the work of rebuilding the damaged tracks and overhead wires.
"It is a significant undertaking that could take days to complete," MTA said in a statement.
The NTSB has allowed Metro-North to begin removing some of the track and wire from the scene.
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy said commuters should make plans for alternative travel through the area and urged them to consult the state Department of Transportation website for information.
Weener said data recorders on board are expected to provide the speed of the trains at the time of the crash and other information.
"Our mission is to understand not just what happened but why it happened and determine ways of preventing it from happening again," Weener said.
A chaotic scene
About 700 people were on board the Metro-North trains when one heading east from New York City's Grand Central Terminal to New Haven derailed about 6:10 p.m. just outside Bridgeport, transit and Bridgeport officials said. Passengers described a chaotic, terrifying scene of crunching metal and flying bodies.
A spokeswoman for St. Vincent Medical Center said late Saturday that 46 people from the crash were treated there, with six of them admitted. All were in stable condition, she said.
A Bridgeport Hospital spokesman said 26 people from the crash were treated there, with three of them admitted. One was in critical condition and two were in stable condition, he said. The other 23 were released.
Bridgeport Mayor Bill Finch said the disruption caused by the crash could cost the region's economy millions of dollars.
Passenger Frank Bilotti said he was returning from a business trip in Boston on the westbound train when it crashed.
"Everybody was pretty much tossed around," said Bilotti, 53, of Westport, who said he was uninjured except for a sore neck.
Firefighters used ladders to help people evacuate after the derailed cars dug into the banks of the tracks, Bilotti said.
"There were people on stretchers," he said. "There were people lying on the ground."
Blumenthal credited first responders, saying their "quick reactions and heroic efforts undoubtedly saved lives."
The MTA operates the Metro-North Railroad, the second-largest commuter railroad in the nation. The Metro-North main lines — the Hudson, Harlem, and New Haven — run northward from New York City's Grand Central Terminal into suburban New York and Connecticut.
The last significant train collision involving Metro-North occurred in 1988 when a train engineer was killed in Mount Vernon, N.Y., when one train empty of passengers rear-ended another, railroad officials said.
Weekend plans disrupted
In New London, three cadets from the Coast Guard Academy were looking forward to an overnight in New York City, where they planned to shed their uniforms and relax away from campus.
But Stephen Board of Moundsville, W.V., Nicholas Egersdorf of Rochester, Minn., and Kyneesha Womack of Mobile, Ala., were unaware early Saturday afternoon that a train had derailed and service to New York was canceled.
The three, who are finishing their first year at the academy, were sitting forlornly in Union Station at about 12:30 p.m., wondering what to do next.
"We just wanted to see the city and get away for a while,'' Board said. The three, according to Egersdorf, had to work hard to get the time off.
"Maybe we'll head to Boston,'' Board said.
A couple from New Zealand, who was staying on Fishers Island and needed to get to Providence for a conference at the Renaissance Hotel, was facing a four-hour delay for their northbound train Saturday afternoon.
They sat in Union Station eating sandwiches off their luggage.
"It's a minor blip for us,'' said Charlotte Gendall, who was traveling with her husband Warwick Gendall, a retired judge in New Zealand who is scheduled to give a presentation next week at the Association of Paroling Authorities International. He is president of the New Zealand Parole Board.
"We have to be back in New York on Wednesday,'' she said. "So hopefully the trains will be up and running by then."
Eventually, they got a refund on their Amtrak tickets and opted for a $125 taxi ride for the 50-mile trip to Providence.
Passengers who have paid but have chosen not to travel due to the service disruption may receive a refund or a voucher for future travel. Some reservations booked online can be modified or canceled on Amtrak.com or by using the free Amtrak mobile app. For more information, call (800) USA-RAIL or visit Amtrak.com/alerts or Amtrak.com.
Day Staff Writer Kathleen Edgecomb contributed to this report.
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The Etna Lions took down fellow Shasta Cascade League and Siskiyou County squad Weed in a first round playoff match up on Friday.
The Lions, the No. 3 seed in the Northern Section Division 4 playoffs downed Weed, the No. 6 seed, 5-0.
Etna came out quickly out of the gate and took a 3-0 lead the bottom of the first inning. The Lions scored a run each in the second and fourth innings, which proved enough to earn the win.
Etna ace Preston Munson threw another strong game and had 10 strikeouts for the contest and gave up only two hits.
"I'm very happy," Etna head coach Collin Krueger said. "We just played very good baseball."
He commended Munson for another terrific game on the mound.
"He threw strikes and had velocity," he said.
Krueger said it was very encouraging to see his squad play well in all aspects of the game and not let Weed score any runs. Also, on defense, the Lions only made only one error which Krueger found quite encouraging.
While Krueger would have liked to have seen his team put up a few more runs, overall, he felt that "we were able to get hits when we needed to."
Cougars head coach Josh Oates commended his team for battling and playing tough against the Lions, and didn't give up until the final at bat.
"That says a lot about our team," Oates sad. "We just gave up a few runs early," which, he said, hurt them in the end, especially against a dominating pitcher like Munson.
Oates said he was proud of his team's effort this season.
"They have played tough all year," he said.
After not making the playoffs last season, Oates hopes the Cougars will continue to make strives and come out even stronger next season.
For Etna High, Alex Berry went 1-for-3 with two RBI's. Trevor Stacher finished 1-for-3 with two runs and an RBI. Tyler Murphy went 1-for-3 with two runs. Harrison Hogun finished 1-for-3 with an RBI. Ricky Reynolds went 1-for-3 with a RBI and a triple. Andrew Stone went 2-for-3.
For Weed, James Brunello and Carlos Sanchez each had a hit for the Cougars
Pitcher Adiran Hagarty had six strikeouts for the Cougars.
Etna improved to 16-13 overall while Weed ended the season at 13-11
On Tuesday, Etna is on the road versus No. 2 seed Hamilton, which downed No. 7 seed Los Molinos 22-0 on Friday.
Hamilton and Etna met for the section title last season, with Hamilton coming away with a 1-0 win.
Krueger is excited to face Hamilton again and believes his team can have a positive outcome on Tuesday.
"They are a good team but I think we can play with them," Krueger said. "We just have to play our game."
Etna Lions Versus Weed Cougars playoff game: Lions tame Cougars 5-0
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Second Opinion "Mystery Diagnosis" A fascinating discussion unfolds as doctors work to solve a mysterious medical case affecting a prominent Boston physician. Dr. Anne Louise Oaklander shares her mother's medical story, which was complicated by her mother's knowledge as a medical professional. Follow along as the life-altering problems are described and the surprising diagnosis is revealed. D
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Lidia Celebrates America "Holiday Tables & Traditions" Chef and culinary author Lidia Bastianich begins her new series of specials that celebrate culture through food by exploring the American immigrant experience through the revelry of the holidays. She first prepares a traditional Italian Christmas Eve La Vigilia (feast of the seven fishes) wth actor Stanley Tucci. Then she visits a Mexican-American holiday celebration in San Antonio, Texas, takes in Chinese New Year in San Francisco, and attends a Passover Seder in New York City.G
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Simply Ming "Ganache with Guest Joanne Chang" On this week's episode of Simply Ming, learn the art of making ganache, the simple mixture of chocolate and cream that's the heart of so many great desserts. Ming is joined by the James Beard nominated chef, Joanne Chang who shows how ganache can be whipped up into two mouth watering desserts: Chocolate Mousse Napoleon and Flourless Rum Nut Chocolate Cake. D
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Christina "Italian Light" Think you can't lose weight and enjoy an Italian feast? Sophia Loren famously said she owed her great looks to pasta and olive oil. The natural deliciousness of Italian cuisine can help you achieve the body of your dreams with its great balance of carbs, protein and fat. And with delicious dishes like Penne fra Diavolo, dieting has never been so yummy. D
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Martha Stewart's Cooking School "Braising" Braising is a busy cook's best friend, and here's why: with little hands-on time and no special equipment, this "low-and-slow" method produces hearty, consistently flavorful main courses and side dishes that belie their ease. It's also a great way to cook lean, inexpensive cuts of meat. Martha shows you which cuts are ideal for braising and the best ways to cook them, sharing recipes for classic pot roast, braised cabbage with apples and pulled pork sandwiches. D
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Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen "Roast Beef Dinner" Chris visits the local butcher to learn about top sirloin. Then, Bridget shows Chris how to make affordable Roast Beef and Whipped Potatoes. Next, Chris shares the test kitchen's tips and techniques for cooking with salt. D
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The Mind of a Chef "Rotten" There's something rotten in David Chang's kitchen - and that's a good thing. Rotten is delicious: katsuibushi in Japan, XO sauce, rotten bananas with Chef Christina Tosi, and kimchi. D
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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Time to Grill" Test cook Bridget Lancaster shows host Christopher Kimball how to make the ultimate Grilled Bone-In Pork Roast. Then, equipment expert Adam Ried reveals his top pick for whole fish baskets in the Equipment Corner. Next, gadget guru Lisa McManus reveals her favorite summertime kitchen gadgets. D
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Scrapbook Soup Julie Fei-Fan Balzer uses pen and ink techniques in the first segment. She shows how to embellish Facebook and blog calling cards and a tin to hold them. Next, Emma Lou Beechy demonstrates how to make a three dimensional stamped flower without hand cutting to decorate a scrapbook page. D
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Jerry Yarnell School of Fine Art "Above The Waves, Part 3" Jerry adds final highlights to the rocks and splashes of water over the rocks.G
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This Old House "Cambridge 2012/Window Seat, Stairs, Knee Walls" Landscape contractor Roger Cook installs new granite steps, and host Kevin O'Connor helps general contractor Tom Silva build a timeless window seat and some MDF doors cleverly disguised as wainscoting. Master carpenter Norm Abram works on the treads and newel cap on the stairs, and the pine ceiling accents get whitewashed and lacquered. D
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Ask This Old House "Using Hand Planes/Repairing A Cracked Stone Walkway" In the workshop, general contractor Tom Silva demonstrates the proper way to use hand planes. Then, Tom, along with host Kevin O'Connor, plumbing and heating expert Richard Trethewey and landscape contractor Roger Cook, asks, "What is it?" Afterward, Roger helps a homeowner repair a cracked stone walkway. D
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American Woodshop "Country Corner Shelf" Ancient recovered lumber is turned into a country furniture masterpiece. The shelves are a hybrid of two pieces. It is half corner cabinet and half corner desk. D
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Rough Cut - Woodworking with Tommy Mac "Laminated Bowl" On this week's episode of Rough Cut, the Laminated Bowl. It's an awesome addition to any kitchen. Tommy demonstrates a super efficient method to make this bowl and crafting it to perfection on the lathe. D
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MotorWeek "Hyundai Santa Fe" Road Test: 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe Road Test: 2013 Cadillac ATS Goss' Garage: Air Tools. D
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America's Heartland Saddle up for a rodeo riding school in Montana. Visit a California farm community pulling together to save pollinating honeybees. An Arkansas rancher rounds up a large and growing herd of buffalo. D
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NOVA "Secrets of Stonehenge" Investigations inside and around Stonehenge and its environs are kicking off a new era of discovery and debate about one of England's best known relics of pre-history. New archaeological finds reveal possible answers as well as more questions. New sites include nearby cremations, remains of a 4,500-year-old village and Bluestonehenge about two miles away along an ancient "boulevard."G
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Antiques Roadshow "Orlando, FL - Hour One" At the Orange County Convention Center, appraisers find a photo signed by the entire cast of "Bonanza" and a collection of drypoints by James McNeill Whistler, worth nearly $200,000. Part 1 of 3G
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Priceless Antiques Roadshow Specialist Penny Brittain explains how she saved a valuable piece of porcelain from being used for target practice. The show also follows a lucky ROADSHOW visitor all the way to the bank.G
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Rick Steves' Europe "North England's Lake District and Durham" Rick hikes through the green mountain playground of the Cumbrian Lake District. He tours a slate mine and conquers stony summits. He also meets local residents, their dogs and sheep; plays cricket, hikes Hadrian's Wall; and is dazzled by Durham's Norman cathedral.G
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The Lawrence Welk Show "Songs of the 70's" The cast sets the mood with "Tie a Yellow Ribbon." Johnny Zell and the band play "Feelings." Guy and Ralna sing "I Write the Songs", and Ava Barber sings "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue."G
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Are You Being Served? "Christmas 1981" Staff members of Grace Brothers decide that the 90th birthday of old Mr. Grace calls for a special celebration. Their idea that a search of the Grace family tree to create a special coat of arms for the old gentleman produces astonishing results!G
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Keeping Up Appearances Christmas Specials "1993" Hyacinth buys tickets for a holiday cruise on the Queen Elizabeth 2, looking forward to meeting a better class of person than one meets in such circumstances. Unknown to her, Onslow wins tickets for the same voyage.G
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Outnumbered "Christmas 2011" When granddad is taken seriously ill, he is planted in the hospital from hell, which is likely to disrupt everyone's holiday. Meanwhile, Sue's friend Jean is looking after the Brockman house with her ex-con boyfriend.G
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My Family "Abi Ever After" On the eve of their big day, Roger and Abi get cold feet thanks to their respective mothers. For this accident-prone pair, anything could happen before the ceremony, and apparently Ben comparing marriage to "being in a boxing ring" has not been helpful.G
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Doctor Who Series "The Doctor's Wife" The Doctor follows a Time Lord distress signal to a mysterious asteroid in a Bubble Universe, unsure if there could be another living Time Lord out there. But the asteroid hides a secret, which could threaten the existence not only of the TARDIS crew, but of the TARDIS itself.G


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I had an interesting thing happen this past week, a producer from ABC (as in American Broadcasting Corporation and all that Desperate Housewives stuff) contacted me to see if I'd be willing to accept $20,000 for me and my family to appear on the reality show that's all about family togetherness: Wife Swap.
Now you may not be familiar with this gem of entertainment, I myself wasn't, but the title pretty much says it all. Two families of opposite circumstances and temperaments swap moms in an attempt to create tension and drama--I mean, to teach, inspire and learn from each other.
Well as tempting as that tidy sum is, I had to turn them down and here are the reasons why (hope you get $20,000 worth of humor from it):
1. I know they're looking for an Alaska family but we're just not that exciting. For some real drama they need a family that'll turn some heads. Might I suggest the local newsworthy clan leader Papa Pilgrim?
Sure, switching with a suburban Last Frontier family such as mine would be interesting but switching with a nomadic, iconoclastic, gun-toting, cousin-kissing, FBI-eluding, road-blocking family without electricity or indoor plumbing? Not THAT would be something. Anyone out there interested in a swap with this crew? I think his wife's name is Country Rose. Or maybe she goes by Mrs. Papa Pilgrim.
2. The publicity may not go over well at Andrew's office. I can just see the reactions--somehow having all your clients know that your wife is "out and about" on national television while you're playing host to her alternate has a way of decreasing your credibility and professional dignity. I wonder if the American Bar Association has anything to say about that in their multitude of professional conduct bylaws?
3. On the other hand, maybe we could increase our earnings by getting Andrew's office to act as an additional sponsor. You know, have matching t-shirts made up with his company's name and logo on it and have us wear them all week? I bet they'd like that--lots of coverage and publicity. Didn't someone say there's no such thing as bad PR?
4. As tempting as it is to swap lives with a complete stranger I've always been a little weird about sharing personal things--like husbands--with people I don't know. It grosses me out to borrow someone else's sleeping bag let alone their man, I'm funny that way. Seriously though, what's the difference between sleeping in someone's bed with used sheets and sleeping in a used sleeping bag? I bet the used sheets are even cleaner come to think of it . . .
5. Remember my new kitchen? I'm not so keen on the idea of some other woman messing around in my Coolest Toy. The idea of someone else nicking up my new cabinets or *gasp* setting hot pans on my countertops to crack them makes me start to hyperventilate.
6. In fact, it's not worth $20,000 to come home to someone else living in my space, I'm such a freak about keeping the house clean I can't imagine having another woman in charge of the cleaning around here. She could kill my plants, leave dirty dishes in the sink, rearrange my underwear drawer, use my toothbrush . . . the possibilities are endless and make me break out in a sweat. I know, I know I'm full of psychoses and all this just goes to show you that the producers obviously fingered the right Family O' Freaks when they called on us.
7. And I doubt there's another woman on the planet who could get my Limited Edition Linda Blair Minivan to run properly. It would need a 500-page instruction manual to explain how to start it when it floods occasionally or that one shouldn't panic at the constant beeping noise that would--in normal cars--indicate an open door or the Automatic Breaking System firing off whenever I come to a stop. It's as if the car has challenged me to a game of chicken to see who will blink first--it's not going to be me--and I doubt another woman could manage the beast.
8. If I were to swap with another Mom there's always the chance--however slight--that the other woman would be able to buy her way into my children's affections with her Good Cop routine--you know, the constant candy, video games, t.v. time and staying up late and the kids would be disappointed when I came home and made them once again do chores, bathe, eat their asparagus, get up on time and wear clean underwear. I'm just not prepared for that kind of competition.
9. Plus, I'd miss Andrew. If I'm going to be away from Andrew for a week I'm going to treat myself with a lot of no-cooking nights, sleeping in and Audrey Hepburn movies. I'm not going to be deprived of my husband for a week just so I can wash some strangers' laundry or potty train their toddler. No thanks--maybe for my next vacation but not this time.
10. Besides, there's hardly enough room in our house for two adults, four children, three--make that two--goldfish (yes, they're still alive--go figure) and a parakeet in a pear tree let alone a camera crew. Though I suppose we could put them up in the playhouse or in the crawlspace . . . I have some sleeping bags they could borrow.
11. You know that kind of quality programming would just mean an Emmy nomination and I'm not ready for that kind of pressure at this point in my life. First it's a nomination, then I've got to attend the awards, come up with a designer dress and an acceptance speech and suddenly it's paparazzi galore. From then on I'm a celebrity. Sigh. I'll just stick with my glorious anonymity.
12. With my luck they'd pass me over for a swap with a family living in luxury, complete with a household staff, gourmet personal chef and their villa in Tuscany, and instead give me Edith and Bobby Jo McGoober living off the land in the Everglades making their own alligator jerky and squirrel chutney. Yea, that would be my luck. What if they did a celebrity edition and swapped me with Britney Spears? No, that would be much, there's too much swapping that goes on among the stars as it is.
13. $20,000 would only just begin to cover the cost of the therapy it would require to fix everyone in the family after such an ordeal.
So sorry, I'm not interested. But hey, if any of you are interested let me know. They said I could get a $1000 referral fee if I directed someone else to get onto the show so all it will take is for me to get 20 of you good readers interested enough to get on the show and I can recoup my losses.
And ABC, if you're listening, any time you're looking for someone to help out with that there Extreme Makeover Home Edition show, I'm your woman--but the only thing I'm interested in swapping is my bathroom tub for a jacuzzi.
But now I'm downright curious. If given the chance how many of you would do it? Maybe I really am the odd one here.
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Harrison sets blocks record
CHARLESTON - The Ripley Viking basketball squad wrapped up their season with a 75-50 defeat in their Region 3 sectional matchup with the Cougars of Capital High School. Unfortunately, their road ended on the same hardwood as last season.
On January 30, Ripley squeezed out a three-point victory over the Cougars in Charleston. Capital was playing without leading scorer Carrington Morris.
Yes, he makes that much of a difference in their team.
Morris dropped 27 points and 13 boards on Ripley Monday night and the Vikings had no defensive answer for the junior guard, regardless of who was defending him.
Four of Ripley's five starters scored in the opening period highlighted by two 3-pointers from wing-man Kade Harrison. Drew Harpold got in on the act as he also blistered the net for a trifecta.
Ripley was knotted with the Cougars at 16 after one quarter.
The second quarter found the Vikes shooting at just a 25% clip (2-of-8) on 2-point buckets and 3-of-8 on treys (40%). The quarter was highlighted Casy Smith's 3-point rainmaker from the top of the key.
The Vikings were down 37-24 at the half. The Cougars were scoring in transition and capitalizing on Viking turnovers.
The Cougars flexed their muscles on the boards. They fought for position on missed shots and it was obvious that they wanted to own the glass.
The third quarter was pivotal for Ripley if they wanted back into the game. They had to take a bite out of the Cougar's advantage.
Coach Craig Harmon's Vikes shot well in the period (46%) but Capital answered every bucket and sizzled the scoreboard at a (60%) shooting clip.
Morris dropped 12 points in the quarter and Capital outscored Ripley in the frame 23-15.
While Morris shot a blistering 10-of-15 from the floor, he also snagged four steals and dished out six assists and often his sharp, accurate passes to his teammates were deflected out of bounds because they weren't prepared to receive the ball.
Capital and Ripley substituted in the final period after the game was out of reach where the final score was tallied.
Ripley was whipped on the glass. Capital doubled up on the Vikings 46-23.
On a positive note, with two blocked shots on the night Viking junior Kade Harrison became the all-time Ripley leader in blocked shots with 52 in his career. He has 37 on the season, which broke the old single season mark of 28. With Harrison's senior season ahead, he will be able to build on that accomplishment.
Sadly, seniors Casy Smith, Jacob Haynes, Chuck Sleboda, Austin Parsons and Cody Sanders will not suit up for the Vikings again.
For the game, Harrison led Ripley with 19 points and two blocks, Casy Smith netted 12 and five rebounds, Jacob Haynes had five and five assists, Luke Layhew had five and two boards, Morgan Graves netted three and Chuck Sleboda, Dylan Hall and Drew Harpold all had a bucket each.


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An innovative partnership between Milford High School, the city and a handful of local businesses is helping juniors and seniors find part-time jobs in their chosen field, while also contributing funds to their college education.
Milford High seniors Bree Wilkins and Nia Becton are learning about the medical field, while junior Omar Granado is learning about finance, marketing and customer service.
At the same time, all three students are earning a little spending money, while saving for college.
Wilkins, Becton and Granado are among the first students to participate in the Jobs For Juniors program, an innovative partnership between the high school, the city and a handful of local businesses.
"I think it's a very good program because you get a job where you earn more than just money," said Granado, who works five days a week at Dentsply Caulk. "You also get real experience in the things that you're interested in and you get to save money for when you go to college."
The program is the brainchild of William Pilecki, chairman of Milford's Workforce Development Commission.
"When I was a kid, I know I could have used some help finding an internship or a career path," Pilecki said. "So when I thought about the economic conditions that these kids are facing today, I thought it would be great if we could get something like this started here in Milford."
Through the program, which first launched last fall, the students are hired to part-time positions with local businesses that match their career interests.
The business, the student and the commission then each contribute $1 for each hour worked to a special savings account set up for each student.
Once the students graduate, they will be able to use the savings account to purchase books and supplies at college, or enroll in a technical training course.
"The students can access the $1 they contributed even if they don't go to college, because it's theirs," Pilecki said. "But to get the $2 the employer and the commission contributed, they have to submit an application that has to be approved by the city, which will then cut a check directly to the institution."
Pilecki said the program is designed to be a boon for everyone involved.
"It benefits the local employers by providing them with pre-screened job recruits and it benefits the city by showing the kids that there are good-paying jobs in their career field right here in Milford," he said. "And, of course, it benefits the students by providing them with money for school, as well as real-world job experience."
Pete Renzi, the operations manager at i.g. Burton, said the program seemed like a natural fit for the auto dealership, which participates in several job training programs.
"We need people to consider the automotive field, in all aspects of the business, from sales to servicing," he said. "Well-trained people don't often just come knocking on your door, so we try to grow our own and it's helpful to let the students know that they can find good paying jobs without moving to the big city."
Wilkins, who works three evenings a week at Premier Orthopedic Bone & Joint Care, said she's gained valuable experience that she believes will help her as she pursues a career in nursing.
"In my first couple of weeks there, I got invited to observe some surgeries in the operating room," she said. "Before I started in the program, I wouldn't have thought kids our age would have much chance of working in a doctor's office, but they always have a lot for me to do and I've learned so much."
Becton said she also has learned a lot about the medical field while working as an office assistant for Dr. G. Mitchell Edmondson, as well as crucial lessons about time management.
"It was hard at first learning how to juggle work and cheerleading and homework," she said. "I had to learn to be responsible and decide how to use my time wisely."
Those lessons have already paid dividends for Becton, who was able to use the money she earned at her part-time job to pay for her and her mother to take a three-day cruise.
"She was going to pay for us to go, but I had the money and felt like I wanted to do something for her with it," she said. "She's done so much for me, I just wanted to do something nice for her."


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If the carriage involves an ultimate destination or stop in a country other than the country of departure, the Montreal Convention or the Warsaw Convention may be applicable to the liability of the Carrier in respect of loss of, damage or delay to cargo. Carrier's limitation of liability in accordance with those Conventions shall be as set forth in subparagraph 4 unless a higher value is declared.
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SPECIAL DRAWING RIGHT (SDR) is a Special Drawing Right as defined by the International Monetary Fund.
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10.3 Unless a written complaint is made within the time limits specified in 10.1 no action may be brought against Carrier.
10.4 Any rights to damages against Carrier shall be extinguished unless an action is brought within two years from the date of arrival at the destination, or from the date on which the aircraft ought to have arrived, or from the date on which the carriage stopped.
11. Shipper shall comply with all applicable laws and government regulations of any country to or from which the cargo may be carried, including those relating to the packing, carriage or delivery of the cargo, and shall furnish such information and attach such documents to the air waybill as may be necessary to comply with such laws and regulations. Carrier is not liable to shipper and shipper shall indemnify Carrier for loss or expense due to shipper's failure to comply with this provision.
12. No agent, employee or representative of Carrier has authority to alter, modify or waive any provisions of this contract.
Non International Carriage of Cargo (Other than Baggage and Mail)
1. Jet Airways (India) Ltd. hereby makes the following Regulations relating to the conditions on non-International carriage of cargo (other than Baggage and Mail) performed by Jet Airways (I) Ltd. namely:
2. Short Title:
2.a These regulations may be called the Jet Airways (I) Ltd. Non-International Carriage of Cargo (other than Baggage and Mail) Regulations 1993.
2.b It shall come into force from 1st April, 1993.
3. Definitions:
In these regulations, unless there is anything repugnant in the subject or context:-
3.1 "Government" means the Government of India
3.2 "Non International Carriage" means carriage as defined in the Carriage by Air Act, 1972;
3.3 "Cargo" in this context will not include baggage and mail:
3.4 "Air Waybill" means "Air Consignment Note".
3.5 "Shipper" means "Consignor"
3.6 "Carriage" means "Transportation"
3.7 "Carrier" means the Carrier (that is Jet Airways), issuing the Airway Bill; and
3.8 For the purposes of the exemption from and limitations of liability provision set forth or referred to in the Air Waybill, "Carrier" includes agents, servants or representatives of the carrier.
a. Carriage hereunder is subject to the rules relating to liability established by Air Act, 1972, (69 of 1972) as extended to non-international carriage with certain exceptions, adaptations and modifications vide Government of India, Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation Notification No AV-11012/8/72-A dated 30th March, 1973, published in Part II Section 3, Sub-Section (II) of The Gazette of India dated 30.3.1973 and modified by Government of India, Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation Notification No. AV-11012/5/5/79-A dated 5th July 1980 published in Part II Section 3, Sub-Section (II) of the Gazette of India 19.7.1980 and Government Notification dated 17.01.2014, (bearing no. 137) published in Part II Section 3, Sub-Section (ii) at New Delhi of the Gazette of India.
b. Carriage hereunder is subject to:-
i. Applicable laws, Government regulations, orders and requirements:
ii. Provision herein set forth;
iii. Applicable tariffs, rules, regulations and time-tables (but not the times of departure and arrival therein) of the carrier, which are made part hereof and which may be inspected at any of its offices and at airports from which it operates regular services.
c. The agreed stopping places (which may be altered by carrier in case of necessity) and those places, except the place of departure and the place of destination, set forth on the face of the Air Waybill or shown in the Carrier's time-table as scheduled stopping places for the route.
d. The shipper acknowledges that he has been given the opportunity to make a special declaration of the value of the goods at delivery and that the sum entered on the face of the Air Waybill as "Shipper's/ Consignor declared value for carriage" if in excess of Rs.350/- (Rupees Three Hundred and Fifty only) per kilogram constitutes such special declaration of value and has paid a supplementary sum if the case so requires. In that case the carrier will be liable to pay a sum not exceeding the declared sum, unless he proves the sum is greater than the actual value to the consignor at delivery.
4. In so far as any provision contained or referred to in the Air Waybill may be contrary to the mandatory law, government regulations, orders or requirements, such provision shall remain applicable to the extent that it is not over-ridden thereby. The invalidity of any provision shall not affect any other part thereof.
5. Except as the provisions of the Second Schedule to the Indian Carriage by Air Act, 1972 (69 of 1972) as applicable to carriage by air not being international carriage with exceptions, adaptations, and modifications thereof or other applicable law may otherwise require:-
a. The carrier is not liable to the shipper or any other person for any damage, delay or loss of whatsoever nature (hereinafter collectively referred to as "damage") arising out of or in connection with the carriage of the goods, unless such damage excluding delay is proved to have been caused by the negligence or willful fault of the carrier and there has been no contradictory negligence of the shipper, consignee or other claimant. The carrier will not be liable for damage caused by delay in the carriage;
b. The carrier is not liable of any damage directly or indirectly arising out of compliance with laws, government regulations, orders or requirements or from any cause beyond the carrier's control;
c. The charges for carriage having been based upon the value declared by the shipper, liability shall in no event exceed the shipper's declared value for carriage stated on the face of the Air Waybill, and in the absence of such declaration by the shipper, the liability of the carrier for any loss, either direct, indirect or otherwise to the shipper, consignee or to any third party arising out of non-delivery or mis-delivery or negligence or for any other reason whatsoever shall not exceed Rs.350/- (Rupees Three Hundred and Fifty only) per kilogram of goods. The limitation of liability of the carrier will be a valid defense against claims made against it either by the shipper, consignee or any third party.
6. There shall not be any time limit fixed for the completion of carriage hereunder and that the carrier may without notice substitute alternate carriers or aircraft. The carrier does not assume any obligation to carry the goods by any specified aircraft or over any particular route or to routes or to make connections to any point according to any particular schedule, and the carrier is authorized to select, or deviate from the route or routes of shipments, notwithstanding that the same may be stated on the face of the Air Waybill. The shipper shall guarantee the payment of all charges and advances.
7. The goods or packages said to contain the goods, described on the face of the Air Waybill shall be accepted for carriage from their receipt at carrier's terminal or Airport office at the place of departure to the Airport at the place of destination. If so specially agreed, the goods or packages said to contain goods, described on the face of the Air Waybill, will also be accepted for forwarding to the airport of departure and for the reforwarding beyond the airport of destinations. If such forwarding or reforwarding is by carriage operated by the carrier such carriage shall be upon the same terms as to liability as set forth in Regulations 3 and 5 above. In any other event, the issuing carrier, and last carrier respectively, in forwarding or reforwarding the goods, shall do so only as agents of the shipper, owner or consignee, as the case may be, and shall not be liable for any damage arising out of such additional carriage, unless proved to have been caused by its own negligence or willful fault. The shipper, owner and consignee will authorize such carriers to do all things deemed advisable to effect such forwarding or reforwarding including, but without limitation, selection of the means of forwarding or reforwarding and the routes thereof (Unless these have been specified by the shipper), executing an acceptance of documents of carriage (which may include provisions exempting or limiting liability) and consigning of goods with no declaration of value, notwithstanding any declaration of value in the Air Waybill.
8. The carrier authorized (but shall be under no obligation) to pay any duties, taxes or charges and to make any disbursement with respect to the goods, and the shipper, owner and consignee shall be jointly and severally liable for reimbursement thereof. It is necessary to make customs entry of the goods at any place, the goods shall be deemed to be consigned at such place to the person named on the face of the Air Waybill as customs consignee or, if no such person be named, to the carrier carrying the goods to such place or to such customs consignee, if any carrier may designate.
9. Except as otherwise specifically provided in the Airway Bill, delivery of goods will be made to the consignee name on the face of the Air Waybill, or the Consignee's agent authorized accompanied by the consignee's copy of the Air Waybill. Notice of arrival of the goods will, in the absence of other instructions, be sent to the Consignee by ordinary methods. The carrier will not be liable for the non-receipt or delay in receipt of such notice.
In case urgency is pleaded, the carrier may deliver the consignment to the Consignee or Consignee's authorized agent without production of the consignee's copy of the Air Waybill upon a Bond being furnished
The value for purpose of the Bond will be calculated at the rate of Rs.350/- (Rupees Three Hundred and Fifty only) per kilogram of the weight of the consignment, when no value is declared. Where the value is declared for carriage of goods the value for purposes of the Bond would be the value of the goods so declared.
The delivery of the consignment in the aforementioned manner shall be a complete discharge of any responsibility or liability of the carrier
10.a Receipt without complaint of any consignment a the time of delivery shall be prima facie evidence that the consignment has been delivered correctly and in good condition;
10.b No action shall be maintained in the case of damage to goods unless a written notice sufficiently describing the goods concerned, the approximate date of the damage and the details of the claims, is presented to an office of the carrier within 7 days from the date of receipt thereof, and in the case of loss (including non-delivery) unless presented within 120 days from the date of issue of the Air Waybill;
10.c Any rights to damages against the carrier shall be extinguished unless an action is brought within two years after the occurrence of the events giving rise to the claim.
11. The shipper shall comply with all applicable laws, and other government regulations including those relating to the packing, carriage or delivery of the goods, and shall furnish such information and attach such documents to the Air Waybill as may be necessary to comply with such laws and regulations. The carrier is not liable to the shipper or any other person for loss or expense due to shipper's failure to comply with this provision.
12. No agent, servant or representative of the carrier has authority to alter, modify or waive any provision of the Air Waybill.
13. The Operator / Carrier shall always be entitled to open up the consignment to ensure the correctness of its content subject always to it being clearly understood that by doing so the Operator / Carrier shall not undertake any responsibility or liability for any contravention of Rule 8 of Aircraft Rules 1937 by the Consignor for which the Consignor alone shall continue to be liable.


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Things just don't seem to get any better in the Butler County Commissioners Office. It's like the commissioners really don't care what county taxpayers say or think.
Now they'll be spending money for classes on how to get along and work well with others. That's something they should have learned a long time ago in life.
It's always the two majority commissioners "for" and one "against."
As for spending millions of dollars that we don't have for a new building, they should just make the current conditions work.
I would have much more respect for them if they could come up with a plan that would involve not spending money we don't have. Then they would be serving us.
I am in downtown Butler three or four times a week. I never have seen the commissioners or Butler's mayor on the sidewalks greeting people and listening to what they have to say. As far as the mayor, the only time I ever saw her was at a Brian Minto fight at Pullman Park several years ago.
Maybe the next time the commissioners can't get along with each other, they can stand in a corner until they catch on about the kind of conduct that's necessary.


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9:00 am
Bob the Builder "Tumbler's Big Day" Horticultural Flex is busy studying some rare plants when he hears about Sunflower Valley's very first radio station. Bob and the team get to work building the studio and erecting the transmitter. While they work, the machines think of ideas for their very own radio shows. D
9:30 am
Thomas & Friends "Let It Snow" The Christmas Tree Express - Rheneas is very excited when he finds out that there are Christmas trees on Misty Island and wants to bring one back to the Blue Mountain Quarry before the other engines wake up. He asks Toby to take him to Misty Island. On Misty Island, Toby wants to travel slowly, but Rheneas is excited and in a hurry. D
10:00 am
Wishbone "A Tail In Twain (Pt. 2)" This live-action program follows the exploits of Wishbone the dog and his human friends, Joe, David and Samantha through their adventures in their hometown of Oakdale. Wishbone's everyday experiences trigger his imagination and he finds himself in scenes from classic works of literature. In this episode, Joe, Samantha and David are looking for adventure, and find it when they spy a strange man digging around the "No Name Grave. D
10:30 am
Dialogue "Miss Representation" Filmmaker Jennifer Seibel Newsom talks with host Marcia Franklin about making the documentary, Miss Representation, which explores how inaccurate portrayals of women by the media are connected to the under-representation of women in positions of power and influence.G
11:00 am
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11:30 am
Consuelo Mack WealthTrack "Reducing Taxes" Guests: Robert Amodeo, Head of Municipal Investments, Portfolio Manager, Western Asset Management Company; Christine Benz, Director of Personal Finance, Morningstar Inc. The tax man cometh and he will be collecting more from investors next year. This week's Consuelo Mack WealthTrack features Western Asset Management's top municipal bond investor Robert Amodeo and Morningstar's personal finance guru Christine Benz, who suggest ways you can minimize the pain. D
12:00 pm
To The Contrary with Bonnie Erbe Workers' Rights: After Michigan becomes the 24th right-to-work state, women represented by unions are worried about their rights. Protecting Afghan Women: The United Nations calls for more protection for women in Afghanistan, as U.S. troops slowly draw out their support. D
12:30 pm
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1:00 pm
Painting and Travel with Roger & Sarah Bansemer "The Vintage Airstream" Visit an RV Super show in Tampa, Florida. Sarah meets the president of Airstream and takes a look inside a modern travel trailer. Roger paints a vintage airstream from the past in an old-fashioned travel park. D
1:30 pm
Sewing with Nancy "Embellish Outside The Box, Part 2" Cast out sewing rules as you create head-turning embellishments with a no-hassle approach. Nancy and designer Vicki Tracy turn embellishing into "playtime," as they use twisted trim for edging, create no-hassle machine embroidered appliques, sandwich and stitch scraps and trims to make textured fabric, and more. They follow Vicki's mantra "Buy retail, add detail" to change traditional clothing into trendy chic styles. D
2:00 pm
Quilting Arts "It's One-Of-A-Kind!" One of the trademark characteristics of art and artists is uniqueness. Artists pride themselves on taking a personal approach to the artistic process. This results in work that reflects their personality and is one-of-a-kind. D
2:30 pm
Hometime "Timber Shed Doors" The HOMETIME crew installs custom carriage house doors and lays a system of tailored pavers. D
3:00 pm
Woodsmith Shop "Morris Chair" Join the editors of Woodsmith magazine as they show you the tips and techniques to create this heirloom Morris chair. D
3:30 pm
This Old House "Cambridge 2012/Window Seat, Stairs, Knee Walls" Landscape contractor Roger Cook installs new granite steps, and host Kevin O'Connor helps general contractor Tom Silva build a timeless window seat and some MDF doors cleverly disguised as wainscoting. Master carpenter Norm Abram works on the treads and newel cap on the stairs, and the pine ceiling accents get whitewashed and lacquered. D
4:00 pm
Ask This Old House "Using Hand Planes/Repairing A Cracked Stone Walkway" In the workshop, general contractor Tom Silva demonstrates the proper way to use hand planes. Then, Tom, along with host Kevin O'Connor, plumbing and heating expert Richard Trethewey and landscape contractor Roger Cook, asks, "What is it?" Afterward, Roger helps a homeowner repair a cracked stone walkway. D
4:30 pm
Growing a Greener World "Small Space & Vertical Gardening (San Francisco, CA)" We explore hints and tricks to getting a lot from small space gardening including vertical gardening. D
5:00 pm
Moyers & Company "Fiscal Cliffs and Fiscal Realities" When it comes to America's economic health, all anyone seems to talk about is the "fiscal cliff," and the perils of our inevitable plunge. But media's favorite metaphor is distracting us from actual and crucial fiscal realities. On the next Moyers & Company (check local listings), independent political and economic analysts Bruce Bartlett and Yves Smith join Bill in a discussion that's become as rare as it is necessary -- why are Washington insiders talking about the deficit crisis and not the jobs crisis? Bartlett, former advisor to Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush, got into hot water with fellow conservatives when he aired concerns about the direction of their ideology and wrote critically of the second George Bush. D
6:00 pm
William and Mary On the day before the wedding, William and Mary make the final move into their new home. But before the happy day, they attend Tracy Mellor's funeral and find a way to compromise disparate family wishes.G
7:00 pm
Outdoor Idaho "Jewel of the North" The water is so clear and the colors so intense that people sometimes mistake photographs of Priest Lake for Hawaii! In the 1920's silent-movie star Nell Shipman came to the most northern of Idaho's big lakes to produce her silent films. Today the area is a magnet for campers, fishermen, rock climbers, skiers and anyone who loves magical settings.G
7:29 pm
Oregon Field Guide "Christmas Bird Count, Forest Park BioBlitz, Llama Backpacking" One hundred and forty wildlife experts and volunteers converge on Forest Park to document as many wildlife species as they can find.G
8:00 pm
Christmas with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir Featuring Jane Seymour and Nathan Gunn Emmy and Golden Globe-winning actress Jane Seymour and Grammy Award-winning baritone Nathan Gunn join the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra in the Conference Center at Temple Square in Salt Lake City for a Christmas special featuring some of the season's best-loved songs. The performance features the Bells on Temple Square, a stage decorated as a medieval castle, dancers in regal costumes, fanfare trumpets and falling snow.G
9:00 pm
Masterpiece Classic "Downton Abbey (S2 E4)" In the climactic battle of the war, Matthew and William go over the top to an uncertain fate. Vera plays a cruel endgame with Bates and Anna, forcing Lady Mary to consider using her connection with Sir Richard Carlisle to save her family from dishonor. Daisy faces the severest test of her life. Part 4 of 7G
10:00 pm
Masterpiece Classic "Downton Abbey (S2 E5)" The end of the war is in sight and Downton's aristocrats and servants put their lives back together. Mary and Sir Richard go estate hunting. A recuperating Canadian officer imparts things to Lady Edith that could cause problems for the Crawley family. Part 5 of 7G
11:00 pm
New Tricks "God's Waiting Room" When Sandra's mother, Grace, suffers a fall and acknowledges she can no longer live alone, Grace chooses a nursing home that is the scene of a suspicious death. It becomes apparent the calm fa�ade of the home belies jealousies and petty crimes within. The team uncovers disturbing facts that send them into action.G


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Minifig Genus
The minifig is the simplest and most common form of life in the BrikWars Universe. They are human-like in appearance except more blocky and generally have yellow skin (some minifigs display a kind of mutation in their skin though). Minifigs were created in the great R. 1,977 by horrible experiments at Hospital 555. Ever since then they have been trained in the ways of all combat by one ruthless dictator or another for the viewing pleasure of the often drunken race of humanity whom are often amused by gruesome acts of plastic violence. The minifig species draws its heritage from generations of hard-fought survival in the toy chests of six-year-old boys. Whether knights, spacemen, construction workers, or chefs, their souls thrill with the racial memory of a time when a toy's highest calling was to do joyous and bloody battle with all challengers. In that primordial toy box, it didn't matter if one toy was a fire truck and the other was a teddy bear, or if two toys were built to incompatible scales or originated from unrelated eras. It didn't matter whether they had anything to fight about. Combat and danger were ends in themselves. It is rumored that all minifigs wish to be like other toys and have been part of a story, but are too awesome and violent to be contained in three movies. They have no need for cowboys and spacemen to have friends in each other. Like all toys, minifigs exist for the sole purpose of getting themselves killed in the most entertaining and gratuitous manner possible. Minifigs are not bothered by their own grisly deaths, because they've seen so many of their brothers and friends die in similar fashions and they know how hilarious it is. Also, unlike green army men (who tend to get melted) and action figures (with their unfortunate affinity for getting blown up with firecrackers), a minifig's later reincarnation is almost assured, either in whole or in distributed parts. Hideous disfigurements and glorious deaths are the high points in an existence otherwise spent lying around bored in a box of unused bricks. So if for no other reason, you owe it to the poor little guys. Inject some joy into their lives by slaughtering huge numbers of them.
The predecessor to the Minifig, and were prominently featured in the creation of the Minifig, in the R. 1,977 at Hospital 555. A few still remain, but it has recently been discovered that if these ProtoFigs are exposed to enough violence, they will immediately transform into newborn Deadly SpaceMen. This has lead leading scientists to hypothesize that all the remaining ProtoFigs must have been kept in a state of complete non-violence for the entirety of their existence. How this was achieved is as of yet unknown. But respected conspiracy theorists believe that it is achieved by The Cthu-Lhuminati in an attempt to form up a secret legion of SpaceMen warriors completely undetected by the outside universe.
See Peaches.
See Dimmies.
Please see also Trolling as a Philosphy.


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After almost a decade of helping visionary artists find their niche, the couple now devotes their time to synergistic collaboration. Silas's focus is symphonic music composition and graphic arts, while Angi has turned her years as a muse into a thriving public speaking and writing career. Angi's first book Duirwaighs and Dreamfields: A True Fairy Tale is being released as an audio book soon, and her inspirational articles and essays can be found on Message from the Muse".
The dynamic duo also create inspirational films together and are the creative team behind A Knock at the Door – the little film that continues to make a big splash on the internet, having been seen by over three million viewers. Prepare to be dazzled! – Duirwaigh Studios
More links:
Message from the Muse - Angi's inspirational blog
Goblin Design - Silas' web site
Angi and Silas on DeviantArt
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Crystal Mae Thomas, 95 of Washington, WV passed away Friday, June 21, 2013 at Worthington Manor in Parkersburg following a long illness.
Crystal Mae Thomas, 95 of Washington, WV passed away Friday, June 21, 2013 at Worthington Manor in Parkersburg following a long illness.
She was born March 7, 1918 at Jackson County a daughter of the late Otha and Ina Thomas Price. She was a Christian and Homemaker that loved to quilt and garden. She attended the Gospel Tabernacle in Parkersburg most recently.
In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her husband of 53 years William Ervil Thomas whom died in 1993. She was also preceded in death by a granddaughter Rebecca Mangus; brothers Darrell, Ronald and Clarven Price and Sisters Melva Carpenter, Vonda Price and Ermalee Rhodes.
She is survived by sons Larry A. Thomas and his wife Julia of Washington and Forrest N. Thomas and his wife Shirley of Ripley; daughter Joyce Mangus and her husband Delmas of Washington; sister Orpha Casto of Nitro; grandchildren Janelle Thomas, Richard Thomas, Kristina Whiteaker, Michael Thomas and Jeanette Mangus and six great grandchildren.
Funeral Service will be 1 p.m. Tuesday, June 25, 2013 at the Waybright Funeral Home, Ripley with
Pastors Wayne Boone and Jeff Williamson officiating. Burial will be in the Fairplain Cemetery, Ripley. Friends called from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Monday at the funeral home.
If you choose, the family suggests donations to the The Gideons International, P.O. Box 140800, Nashville, TN 37214-0800.


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The simplicity of design means Monaco will work in any dining environment, whether casual or formal.
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The Anuschka Twin Top Organizer Wallet is a beautifully hand painted women's leather wallet.
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