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Could I have the links to A Sister's Love and A Family's Blessing? I would love to read those! :)
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by Ysabel Yates
Our cups ran over with the many beautiful and amazing images scientists and satellites captured this year when they looked around and out from Earth. From things microscopic to those light years across, and from morning coffee to the deep recesses scattered around the universe, we bring you some of our favorite science pictures created in 2012.
These are in no particular order and by no means inclusive of all the best.
1. The first, above, comes from Hinode - a joint JAXA/NASA mission to study the connections of the sun's surface magnetism. The project brings us this unique image of the transit of Venus between the Earth and sun, the once-in-a-lifetime event that occurred on June 5. Courtesy: JAXA/NASA/Lockheed Martin.
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2. The sun put on its own show for awestruck observers. On Aug. 31, a long filament of solar material that had been hovering in the sun's atmosphere erupted into space. The coronal mass ejection traveled at over 900 miles per second and connected with Earth's magnetosphere, causing aurora to appear on September 3. Courtesy NASA/SDO/AIA/GSF.
3. Space scientists this year took giant leaps to further our knowledge of Mars. One of these images, taken by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, shows the magnificent details of Martian dunes in color-enhanced high resolution. The planet's familiar reddish surface tones are visible here, but carbon dioxide in shadowed regions freezes to form a layer of dry ice, which shades parts of the dunes blue. Courtesy NASA/JPL/University of Arizona.
4. Somewhere on the surface below the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, NASA's Curiosity Rover took this selfie on Halloween using its Mars Hand Lens Imager. The image was stitched together with 55 high-resolution images to create a full-color self-portrait. Courtesy NASA/JPL-Caltech/Malin Space Science Systems.
5. More than 200 miles above the Earth's surface, astronauts aboard the International Space Station split their time between looking down at our planet and off to the stars. On March 16, ISS astronaut Don Pettit captured this image of star trails using a mounted camera. This composite image was created using 18 individual photographs taken with a 30-second exposure time. Courtesy NASA.
6. A viewer taking a closer look into deep space will find the Eye of Sauron. Oh, never mind. That's not the embodiment of evil, it's just the Helix Nebula.
This image of the nebula that is some 700 light years from Earth was captured by the European Southern Observatory's Visible and Infrared Survey Telescope for Astronomy. The colored picture was created from images taken through Y, J and K infrared filters, which reveals strands of cold nebular gas that are mostly obscured in visible light images of the nebula. Courtesy ESO/VISTA/J. Emerson.
7. The ESO's Very Large Telescope generated this view of the Carina Nebula using hundreds of individual images. The image was published in February.
This is the most detailed infrared mosaic ever taken of the nebula, which at 7,500 light years from Earth is one of the closest incubators of very massive stars and contains several of the brightest and heaviest stars known. Courtesy ESO.
8. Spotted by the Hubble Space Telescope, this image is a rare view of two galaxies overlapping. The galaxies are actually separated by tens of millions of light years, which is about ten times the distance between our Milky Way and the neighboring Andromeda Galaxy. Courtesy NASA, ESA, the Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA)-ESA/Hubble Collaboration, and W. Keel (University of Alabama).
9. As we turn from space back to Earth, we remember the final flight of the space shuttle Endeavour. In this image, the retired Endeavour flies over Houston on Sept.19 on the way to its new home at the California Science Center. Courtesy NASA/ Sheri Locke.
10. Satellite images released this month reveal the Earth at night in unprecedented detail. This composite image of the continental United States was assembled from data acquired in April and October by the Suomi NPP satellite, a partnership between NASA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the Department of Defense. Courtesy NASA Earth Observatory/NOAA NGDC.
11. This image of jack courting behavior captured off the coast of Cabo Pulmo, Mexico, was taken on Nov. 1. The diver in the picture is David Castro, a friend of photographer Octavio Aburto. Image courtesy Octavio Aburto/ Mission Blue.
12. Narrowing the view further, this image of the blood-brain barrier in a live zebrafish embryo won Nikon's 2012 photomicrography competition.
According to the award citation, the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital scientists who created this picture "developed a transgenic zebrafish to visualize the development of this structure in a live specimen. By doing so, this model proves that not only can we image the blood-brain barrier, but we can also genetically and chemically dissect the signaling pathways that modulate the blood-brain barrier function and development." Courtesy Dr. Jennifer Peters and Dr. Michael Taylor / Nikon
13. Zooming in one final time, we have this false-colored scanning electron micrograph of caffeine crystals. The image, created by Annie Cavanagh and David McCarthy, was a winner of the 2012 Wellcome Image awards. Caffeine, the bitter alkaloid that acts as a stimulant, is a form of chemical defense for the plants that make it. These crystals measure about 40 microns in length. Courtesy Annie Cavanagh and David McCarthy / Wellcome Image Awards.
Ysabel Yates is a science, technology and environmental reporter. Her work has appeared in Txchnologist and Ecomagination.


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An article in the Oct. 2, 1936 edition of The Catonsville Herald and Baltimore Countian notes that a local family of 15 needs help after a fire ruined their home.
A father, mother and their thirteen children, living near Catonsville, recently lost most of their meager household goods in a fire that damaged their home. They are now forced to sleep in two beds, with insufficient covering.
The First District Public Health Association is seeking donations of at least two mattresses and several blankets for the family .
Donations may be left at the Health Center on Ege's Lane, Catonsville.
The body of Harry H. Clarke of Lansdowne was found last Sunday night lying on the side of the road near his home.
It was at first believed that he had been struck by a hit-and-run driver, but an investigation made by Magistrate Fred Roth, acting as coroner, disclosed that death was due to a sudden heart attack.
Miss Marion Prior and Mr. Buddy Prior of Eden Terrace recently returned on the "Europa" after spending four months abroad in Austria, Germany, France and England. During their stay in Germany, they attended the Olympics.
The Rev. Ignatius Fealy, pastor of St. Agnes Church, Woodlawn, has been sent as delegate to the annual convention of the Military Order of the World War at West Point, New York. He left on Wednesday accompanied by Captain Valentine Doebler, formerly a resident of Eden Terrace.
The first meeting of the fall season to sew for the Children's Aid Society of Baltimore County will be held in St. Timothy's Parish Hall on Wednesday , October 7, from 10:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. As usual there is need for clothing for school children demanding first attention.
These meetings will be held the first Wednesday of the month throughout the winter. All who care to help are invited to attend.
Your last chance, as a new voter to register for the current November election, comes next Tuesday, October 6. Go to your proper precinct and get your name on the polling books. It is not only your prerogative – but your solemn duty.
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An article in the Oct. 5, 1961 edition of the Herald Argus and Baltimore Countian reported the tragic end to the life of a patient at Spring Grove State Hospital.
A 52-year-old Spring Grove patient was found hanging in an abandoned pigeon coop located in the 5400 block of Valley road at 6:20 P.M. last Thursday. Dr. George S. M. Kieffer, Baltimore County Medical Examiner was summoned and pronounced him dead.


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1. For the book: Cut five 8-1/2" x 5-1/2" sheets of card stock. Individually fold each of the five sheets of card stock in half to make a 4-1/2" x 5-1/2" folio. Nest all five folios together to make a signature and set aside.
2. Cut a piece of decorative paper to 5-1/2" x 9" and fold in half to make the cover for the signature. On the inside of the decorative paper along the fold, mark a point exactly in the middle. Mark two other points, 1 inch in from the head and 1 inch in from the tail. Do the same to the signature grouping.
3. Take a brad awl and punch the three holes in the signature grouping and separately punch the three holes through the decorative paper. Nest the decorative paper cover on the outside of the signature.
4. Cut a piece of ribbon four book lengths long (four times 5-1/2 inches in this example) and thread through a tapestry needle.
5. Sew the cover and signatures together, entering from the outside of the center hole leaving a 5- to 6-inch tail on the outside. Sew through the top hole from the inside to the outside. Skip the middle hole, going from the top hole to the bottom hole, and sew back to the inside. Sew back through the center hole from the inside to the outside. You should now have two tails sticking out of the middle hole on the outside of the book. Tie them in a bow to complete the book.
6. For the stamp: Draw your design on a piece of paper. Cut a piece of artist carving block (approximately 3/4-inch thick, similar to an eraser, but softer) larger than your stamp design. Set aside.
7. Overlay the drawn design with a piece of tracing paper and trace the outline of the design using a 4B pencil. Lay the tracing paper on top of the carving block, graphite side down, and rub the back of the tracing paper to transfer the graphite design to the carving block.
8. Using your carving tool, carve away everything you don't want to stamp while leaving your design remaining on the carving block.
9. Ink your finished stamp using a dye-based ink pad and stamp onto the cover of your book.
Web site: www.rachelfontenot.com
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Rodney Atkins put on a great show at the Wild West FrogFest and Rodeo, but it's his closing number that has everyone talking. Not only did he throw the microphone into the audience a number of times so fans could sing "If You're Going Through Hell," he also brought 10 year old Andrew on stage to help him sing. Rodney even gave him the mic stand when he was done. If you got to sing or just want to watch what a great entertainer, and gentleman Rodney is, check out the video.


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Dead As Digital Interviews Presents:
Emerging Artists: Lord Huron
Dead As Digital: Why don't we start by you introducing yourself, and giving a random fact about yourself?
Ben: Ben S., Once had an eye-patch.
Dead As Digital: You have a background in art direction, can you tell us a little about that?
Ben: I studied painting, and have been working in the visual arts for the past several years. I've done a few shows around town but nothing I could support myself with. I worked as an art director to pay the rent and utilize some of my skills. It wasn't always the most fulfilling creatively, but it was extremely challenging. Trying to be creative under someone else's rules is great exercise.
Dead As Digital: What influence, if any, does this background have on your songwriting and the way you go about making music?
Ben: My background in visual arts certainly comes into play with my music. I often begin a song with an image in mind that I'd like to evoke. It's just easier for me to think of things in that way. Often the image will change or distort as I work on the music. A strange sort of refraction occurs and hopefully I end up with a more compelling image than I began with.
Dead As Digital: When and how did Lord Huron begin?
Ben: I went to Michigan and spent a week on Lake Huron. I brought along some instruments and recording gear and spent the week enjoying the weather and scenery and recording the songs on Into The Sun.
Dead As Digital: The recordings on Into The Sun and Mighty sound very lush and have a great atmosphere to them. Tell me about the recording process. Did you self record, or did you go the traditional studio route?
Ben: I've recorded all the songs thus far myself. I like working that way because it allows me to get lost in it and shape things a bit more than I might be able to in a traditional studio. I do a good deal of experimentation before I find the right sounds and arrangements. I like to write as I record which might be a little cost prohibitive in a traditional studio. That being said, I've got a fantastic band now, and I'd really like to get those guys playing on the recordings. They're all incredibly talented. Financial issues aside, I'm also very interested to see what the right producer might do for the sound.
When Will I See You Again by Lord Huron - From The Mighty E.P.
Dead As Digital: I noticed the arrangement on "When Will I See You Again" contains elements of what could, for lack of a less trite term, be called "world music", yet there's something about the core of the song, the vocal and the acoustic guitar, that feels distinctly American. How important is a sense of setting in your music? Do you think that where you are factors into what you make?
Ben: I'm a great admirer of music from all over the world. "World music" has such ridiculous connotations. People picture rainsticks and didgeridoos and robes. One day you wake up and you realize you're that guy. The guy that likes world music. I don't try to fight it and I clearly let it influence my songwriting quite a bit. But in the end I am an American. I understand American music, and to me, it is the greatest music ever made. American traditions of storytelling are at the core of the songs. The "world" elements are spice in the beef stew.
The Problem With Your Daughter by Lord Huron - From The Into The Sun E.P.
Dead As Digital: Your music has garnered quite a bit of positive press in the short time since you released Into The Sun in mid June. Do you feel any pressure moving forward? (Or is it exciting, knowing there's a growing audience for your future work?)
Ben: I feel incredibly happy that people have liked what I've done so far, and hopefully that will continue, but I'm comfortable with the fact that it may not. I feel like with the Mighty EP, the sound has already begun to transform, and that transformation will only intensify. All I can do is continue making the music I want to make.
Dead As Digital: Recently, you put together a full band for your live performances. Are they contributing to your upcoming recordings? If so, what kind of impact do you see that having on your sound?
Ben: I got incredibly lucky with the band. One of my oldest friends, Mark (percussion, vocals), came out from Nashville to join me and he helped me put together a great group. They're all blazing players and, amazingly, they're all from Michigan. Plus they're incredibly good guys. I knew a couple of them a little from around the music scene back in Michigan, but we've all become real tight buds. I feel very fortunate. Couldn't have done it without Mark. I definitely want to have them all play on the record, whether it's in a studio or not. Mark and I will definitely be collaborating on some things coming up.
Dead As Digital: We're at a time, technology-wise, where recorded music can really find an audience and travel much more quickly than a group of musicians in a van. What do you think is the importance of the live show today? Do you think it's more relevant or less so?
Ben: I think live shows are incredibly important, but there seems to be less attention on them these days. A lot of bands get away with basically playing their record at shows. This can work when it's a conceptual decision but usually just feels a bit lazy and unfair to the audience. I'm a firm believer in the power of live music. Just listen to those old Cook recordings of Carnival Tents in Trinidad. You can hear people laughing, singing along, wailing, and just having an incredible experience. The musicians flub their parts and the singers forget the words but it's goddamn exciting. Those kinds of gatherings are ancient, sacred, essential. Unfortunately, shows are rarely like that. They're often these weird, self-conscious gatherings where people don't seem to be enjoying themselves much at all. I think that's partly the fault of the bands and partly the fault of the audience. It's a bit lame sounding, but people need to give themselves over. The band needs to give themselves to the audience and the audience needs to give themselves back.
Dead As Digital: There's been a lot of talk about this being the end of the "album era." As someone who's been having success recently with the EP format, does this ring true for you? Do you think of a catalogue of albums as an integral part of a band's career?
Ben: I think it all depends on the experience you're trying to give the listener. I think of these first two releases as brief evocative glimpses. They go together, but the small amount of time between them, the grouping and the artwork changes their meaning. The internet allows for some interesting possibilities in terms of story telling. Releasing a song here and there can be a very interesting way to weave a narrative. However, the prospect of having a longer format to work with is very appealing to me. The experience of listening to a well-crafted album is unique and amazing and will hopefully never go away. The only question is whether people will actually listen to it that way. Either way, I see the story of Lord Huron unfolding over time.
Dead As Digital: What are your favorite albums/artists you've been listening to recently?
Ben: I'm a bit out of the loop in terms of new stuff. I was very impressed by Braids at CMJ. And the Superhumanoids are always great. Wonderful people, too. I've been listening to the MRC tape series for months now. So much good stuff.
At this exact moment I'm listening to Santo and Johnny.
Dead As Digital: What's coming up for the end of 2010 and the beginning of 2011 for Lord Huron?
Ben: We're going to play a lot here in the west, take a break for the holidays and go on tour early next year.
Lord Huron has three upcoming shows in the L.A. Area
Hotel Cafe (w/ Boyz Skule)- November 4th - 11:00PM (Tonight!)
Origami Vinyl - November 17th - 6:00PM
Echoplex (w/ Avi Buffalo)- November 19th - 9:00PM
For additional information visit http://www.lordhuron.com
To purchase The Into The Sun and Mighty E.P. Visit Lord Huron's Bandcamp


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OSCEOLA, Ark. (AP) — A business that recycles precious metals from junked electronics equipment broke ground Tuesday in Osceola, where the company promised to bring 75 high-paying jobs to work at the $35 million plant.
The ceremony drew former Vice President Al Gore, who is a partner in the Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers venture capital firm, which is investing in the business, BlueOak Arkansas.
Workers at the plant in northeast Arkansas will extract copper, gold, palladium and silver from old computer circuit boards, discarded cell phones and other electronics.
The Blytheville Courier News reported (http://bit.ly/1hG6obz ) that John Correnti, who spearheaded the effort to bring a $1.2 billion steel mill to Osceola, is on BlueOak's board and helped bring the business to the community.
"We hope to turn Osceola and Mississippi County into the recycling capital of the world, and we're going to do it in an environmentally friendly and responsible manner," Correnti said at the groundbreaking ceremony. "Globally, there are 1.5 billion cell phones sold every year, and they get recycled every eight to 12 months. They're e-waste to you, but to BlueOak, they're gold, silver and platinum."
Gore told the invitation-only gathering that BlueOak was launched by environmentalists who wanted a way to responsively dispose of e-waste.
"If you want to get 10 ounces of gold from ore, you have to mine 100 tons, but you can also get 10 ounces of gold from 1 ton of used circuit boards," Gore said. "Osceola has literally struck gold today."
Company officials said the firm will be the first of its kind in the United States, though several similar plants operate in other countries.
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December 19, 2012
Over the past year, we've been busy designing a new web site for the Library. We hope it makes for an easier time finding resources, requesting and renewing items, getting help, and finding out what's happening in the Library.
We're happy to present a preview of the new site. Just look for the link on the Library home page. The new site is slated to go live Monday, January 14, 2013.
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December 19, 2012
Special Collections has put together an exhibit to help put you in a holiday mood.
On the Main Floor (Level 3) of Dimond Library is an exhibit case of holiday pop-up books. Even more are on display in Special Collections on Level 1. Please come visit us and see the Christmas, Hanukkah, and winter-themed pop-up books from the Carel Chapman Movable Books Collection.
December 14, 2012
Video is now available from the open fora for the search for an interim Dean of the University Library. Evaluation forms are available from the Office of the Provost and are due by Monday, December 17.
Bill Ross
Elizabeth Slomba
Annie Donahue
December 12, 2012
The Library is now hiring for spring, 2013.
Our starting rate is $7.25 an hour. We typically offer raises to students who return to work for us each academic year.
Successful candidates should:
- Be eligible for the Federal Work/Study program
- Have library or related experience (retail, office, bookstore, or food service)
- Pay close attention to detail
- Deal effectively and courteously with the public
- Be able to lift, reach, grasp, kneel, climb on step stools, bend, and push/pull possible heavy (up to 325lbs) book carts to move items around the various library buildings
- Complete all pages of the application thoroughly and accurately
The UNH Library has positions for student employment in various departments within the library. In addition to Dimond Library, the main library, there are four branch libraries located on campus and a library storage building located on the outskirts of campus.
December 10, 2012
Dimond Library will again be open 24 hours a day during finals this semester.
Beginning Sunday, December 9, Dimond Library will be open 24 hours a day until we close at the end of finals at 5:30pm on Saturday, December 15. There will be limited services in the building during the early morning hours (2am-7:30am) each day, but most of the building will be open for study space and there will still be access to print and online materials.
Good luck with finals!
December 5, 2012
The Office of the Provost has announced three open forum dates as part of the search for an interim Dean of the University Library. All forums will be held in MUB Theater I:
- William Ross, Wed. 12/12, 12pm-1pm
- Elizabeth Slomba, Thurs. 12/13, 12:40pm-1:40pm
- Annie Donahue, Thurs. 12/13, 3pm-4pm
December 4, 2012
Rooms 339, 339A, 339B and 339C are now ready to accommodate students wishing to study in a collaborative atmosphere. Please visit the Circulation Desk for more details or call 862-3125 to reserve. These spaces will be quiet but not silent study spaces.
December 3, 2012
Join us for a week of stress relieving activities! The ever-popular Cookie Break will be Monday, December 10 at 2pm in Dimond Library and all the branches!
Monday December 10
- Study Buddies - 9am-8pm, various locations in Dimond Library
Help beat stress with furry friends. Come pet and play with pet therapy dogs from ElderPet.
- Cookie and Coffee Break - 2pm, Dimond Library Level 4 Mezzanine and all branch libraries
Take a break with coffee, donated by Zeke's Cafe, and cookies, baked fresh by Library Faculty & Staff and members of the Parents Association.
- Guided Meditation - 2-2:30pm, Level 5, Faculty Lounge
Quiet your mind, body, and spirit with a 30 minute guided meditation session offered by Health Services Staff.
- Chair Massages - 2-4pm, Level 3, Room 301 (New Book Room)
Feeling tense? Get a 5-minute chair massage from Health Services' license massage therapists, Corinne Douglas and Kristin Harrison. Spots are limited, so sign up at 1:45pm. Brought to you by Health Services.
- Study Snacks - 8-10pm, Level 3, Lobby
Refuel your body with healthy snacks from UNH Dining to study longer and harder!
- Primal Scream - 11:45pm, Level 3, Lobby
Have you ever wanted to scream in a library? Here's your chance. Ease your tension with a one-minute Primal Scream hosted by Student Senate.
Tuesday, December 11
- Guided Meditation - 2-2:30, Level 5, Faculty Lounge
Quiet your mind, body, and spirit with a 30 minute guided meditation session offered by Health Services Staff.
- Chair Massages - 2-4pm, Level 3, Room 301 (New Book Room)
Feeling tense? Get a 5-minute chair massage from Health Services' license massage therapists, Emily Lahut and Janice Callaghan. Spots limited. Sign up at 1:45. Brought to you by Health Services.
Wednesday, December 12
- YoNola Bar - 2-4pm, Level 4, Mezzanine
Join us for a stress-busting snack of organic granola and yogurt.
November 27, 2012
The Library is currently subscribed to a new database trial: Proquest Congressional Hearings Digital Collection.
In these hearings, Congressional committees assess, amend, approve or kill legislation, as well as oversee the implementation and effectiveness of previously enacted legislation falling under their jurisdiction. This database gives researchers access to the content of both published and unpublished hearings. The database consists of 3 parts – Retrospective A covering 1823-1979 (approximately 73,000 titles); Retrospective B, covering 1980-2003 (approximately 44,000 titles); and the "prospective" subscription, 2004 – present. We are trialing Retrospective B.
To search only the hearings, go to advanced search in the left hand column. Then on the lower center of the screen deselect everything other than the hearings. Otherwise you will be including in the search other congressional publications that are not part of the trial. If you wish, you may want to specify the dates of collection B (1980-2003).
As always, if this database us useful for your research, please leave a comment here or contact our electronic resources librarian.
November 27, 2012
The Library is doing a usability test of a web site on the morning of Thursday, November 29, 2012 and we need a few participants. It will take about an hour of your time in Dimond Library.
For your participation, you will receive a Dining Services card with a value of $15, good at any Dining location on campus, or a USB flash drive.
If you're interested and available, send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com or use his contact form.


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CHESTERFIELD, VA—A candlelight vigil will be held Thursday for the Richmond man shot and killed by a Chesterfield Police officer Sunday morning after police say the man stole a cash box, got into a struggle with the officer and attempted to take his gun.
Frankie Pitt, 45, of Richmond was shot and killed by a Chesterfield County Police officer just before 3:00 a.m. Sunday morning.
A candlelight vigil for Pitt will be held Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at 3712 Cottrell Road in Richmond.
Police say the officer involved in the shooting stopped to assist what he believed was a disabled vehicle parked on the on ramp to southbound Chippenham Parkway from Hull Street Road.
When the officer approached the vehicle, he discovered the driver was the suspect in the larceny of a cash drawer that had been reported stolen from the Circle K store approximately 10 minutes before, police said.
A series of videos released by Chesterfield Police on Tuesday show a man they believe to be Pitt entering the store, grabbing the cash drawer and leaving.
When the officer attempted to take the driver into custody, police say Pitt resisted and a struggle for the officer's gun ensued.
The officer then fired his weapon, striking Pitt. Pitt died at the scene.
Police believe Pitt was also involved in another larceny of a cash register. On Saturday, Jan. 12, just before 6 a.m., a suspect entered the Uppy's at 2117 Willis Road, stole the cash register and fled. Surveillance cameras captured images of the suspect.
Azzie Robinson, Pitt's fiancée and partner of 20 years, told 8News she wants a clear answer from police about what happened.
Robinson says officers told her Pitt was suspected of robbing a Circle K store, and that he tried to grab an officer's gun.
But Robinson says Pitt was not a violent man and had no reason to steal, since he had a regular job as a truck driver.
"He always had a job, always worked," Azzie Robinson told 8News. Robinson says Pitt would never have committed the crimes of which he is accused.
"The detective told me 'Well you know, people got a lot of things to hide.' Well you know what? He didn't have things to hide from me," Robinson said.
Pitt was a freemason and a recognized member of his community. He also held achievement certificates for past work with the Department of Public Works. The couple even took a cruise with Robinson's parents last summer; Robinson says what police have told her doesn't add up.
"What they told me so far is so vague, it's just hard to believe; it's just hard to believe," Robinson said.
The officer who shot Pitt was treated and released for non-life threatening injuries at a local hospital.
Following protocol, the officer has been assigned to a non-enforcement position while the incident is being investigated.
Anyone with information about this incident is asked to contact Chesterfield County Police at 804-748-1251.
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September 12, 2012
COOPERSTOWN, NY – As students throughout the country head back to school this month, the Education Department at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum will resume its award-winning program of distance learning videoconference lessons and on-site field trips in Cooperstown.
For students around the corner or around the globe,the EBBETS Field Trip Series (Electronically Bringing Baseball Education to Students) transports the wonders of Cooperstown to classrooms. Educators can choose any of the Museum's 16 thematic units –ranging from traditional math and science to the Museum's new BASE (Be ASuperior Example) program, which teaches students how to make healthy lifestyle choices.
Students participate in a live, interactive lesson with a Museum educator through videoconference technology as baseball is used as a platform to help students discover standards-based objectives in diverse topics. Learning and artifacts abound in this hour-long virtual visit to one of America's premier education destinations.
The Museum also offers on-site field trips at the historic Cooperstown shrine, where visiting students have the opportunityto tour the Museum and participate in a variety of hands-on, artifact-based programs. During their visit, students will be divided into small groups and led by Museum Educators in activities based on the topic that has been preselected by the classroom teacher.
Hall of Fame field trips include admission the Museum.
For more information on videoconference lessons or field trips to the Museum or to book your experience, please visit www.baseballhall.org/education or call 607-547-0347.


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Children love swing sets, and there are plenty of them in backyards across North America. Today the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (USCPSC) and Health Canada issued a recall for Troxel Flexible Flyer Swing Sets due to fall hazard. The popular swing sets can break and cause a child to fall.
About 100,500 in the United States and 4,900 in Canada sets have been recalled.
Manufacturer: The Troxel Company, of Moscow, Tenn.
Hazard: The see saw seats can break away from the bolt fasteners during use, posing a fall hazard.
Incidents/Injuries: The firm received 1,232 reports of see saw seats breaking resulting in thirteen injuries to young children that included bumps, bruises and lacerations.
Description: The Flexible Flyer swing sets come in 11 different models each with a see saw attachment along with swings, bars or a slide. The model number can be found on a sticker located underneath the center of the top bar of each swing set unit. Model numbers and names are listed below:
- Model # 41575 - BIG ADVENTURE
- Model # 41577 - FUN FANTASTIC
- Model # 41578 - FUN FANTASTIC II
- Model # 42003- BACKYARD FLYER
- Model # 42013 - BACKYARD FUN
- Model # 42023 - BACKYARD SWINGIN' FUN
- Model # 42030 - WINDSOR II
- Model # 42124 - FUN TIME
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- Model # 42544 - TRIPLE FUN
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Sold by: Walmart, Toys R Us, Academy and at other specialty stores, and online retailers from December 2011 through May 2012 for between $130 and $280.
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Remedy: Consumers should stop using the see saws immediately and contact Troxel to receive a free repair kit.
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We're happy to return the following services with this build:
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Digg has gained a feature and lost one - we identified that the upcoming view in Digg was of limited utility, so it's now gone. We have added the ability to perform searches in Digg using Digg's search engine.
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You might have noticed that some applications ask you to move themselves to the Applications folder. I have seen three variations so far:
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We've taken a different approach - we will ask you on startup but actually perform the move when you quit, so that you don't get interrupted on startup and move on with using EventBox.
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as mentioned earlier, this is christina from christina's world. i've always been a fan of this painting because it makes me want to run around in a big old field. my grandparents used to keep a farm upstate with lots of space similar to this, there were toboggans in the winter and plenty of field frolicking in the spring and summer. christina probably isn't the type to care too much about what she wears, she just needs it to be simple for hanging around the farm. think pastoral, think ralph lauren easy breezy dressing…a country hipster if you will…
1: in the field: dress by ralph lauren, shoes by phillip lim2: why, i do declare: dress by michael van der ham, shoes by ralph lauren3: this is my world, be about it: dress by band of outsiders, shoes by alexander wang
thanks to anne from holier than now for the suggestion! do you have one? tell me.
you'll also notice the images are a lot more high res so click through for full glorious resolution. thank you vogue.com.All images from Vogue.
i mean…who doesn't love luna lovegood. she's so fly, she's so cool and she has charms that keep away the nargles.
QUIBBLER!1: quibbler anyone? skirt by peter jensen, top by marc jacobs, shoes and bag by diane von furstenberg2: you're just as sane as i am: dress by rachel comey, shoes by rodarte, fanny pack by diane von furstenberg3: slug club partaaay: dress by karen walker, top by peter som, shoes by rag and bone
did you know dracula was mormon? well…i mean he was a bigamist and had three wives, could've been on big love. anyway, his three wives lived in his castle with him and found it amusing to prey on his guests. now you may remember from some dracula posts a few weeks ago, that one of these guests was his lawyer, jonathan harker. while staying with the count, mr. harker got pretty familiar with these horrific vampire brides and they tortured him like crazies. think about it though, if you're immortal…i bet you really hone your sense of style. hmmm…also, these brides would snap that bella bitch like a twig, LIKE A TWIG.1: wife no. 1: dress by balmain, boots by jean paul gaultier2: wife numero dos: dress by john galliano, tights and shoes by bottega veneta3: wife c: dress by tsumori chisato, tights and shoes by rodarte
other posts from of the dracula persuasion…
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this is hippolyta, queen of the amazons. in greek mythology, the amazons were a tribe of warrior women who could out battle any gladiator, grecian army or spartan, ya heard? hippolyta was ordained queen by ares, the god of war and ran a tight ship among her tribe. her most famous encounter was with hercules as he's performing the ninth of his twelve labors. hercules was instructed to retrieve the girdle of hippolyta and she being so intrigued by him decided to give it to him freely. meanwhile, back at the okay corral…hera (queen of the gods) was growing angry with hercules and disguised herself as an amazon to warn the tribe that hercules would kidnap their queen (as theseus had done before). in a panic, they stormed hercules' ship to attack but feeling betrayed hercules killed hippolyta and narrowly escaped. too bad, hippolyta was way cool.
1: i'm the queen of the amazons, don't front: dress by lanvin, shoes by 3.1 phillip lim2: to arms: vest by john galliano, dress by tsumori chisato, shoes by burberry prorsum3: victory!: dress by alberta feretti, shoes by alexander mcqueen
and if you enjoyed this, go ahead and recommend me in the tumblr directory. happy tumblr tuesday.
somebody had requested some posts from a midsummer night's dream…so here we go. first up is titania, queen of the fairies. if you went to high school in america, you probably know the story so i'll keep it short. titania is fighting with her husband oberon over a young boy she has adopted, he wants to use him as a soldier in his crew. meanwhile, four mortals from athens are running through the forest and whilst scheming to shame titania, oberon decides to mess with them too. of course, there are hilarious consequences. oh shakespeare. read it.
1: oberon you're so annoying: dress by diane von furstenberg, shoes by alberta feretti2: you can't have my changeling boy: rodarte head to toe, obviously.3: actually oberon, i love you: dress by vera wang, shoes by nina ricciAll images from Style.com.


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Baltimore, MD (Sports Network) - Daniel Nava and David Ortiz each slugged a three-run homer, as Boston crushed Baltimore, 12-3, in the opener of a three- game season-ending series from Camden Yards.
Stephen Drew added two hits and drove in three, with Jonny Gomes hitting a solo shot for the Red Sox, who have taken five of seven.
Clay Buchholz (12-1) capped his season with seven effective innings, allowing seven hits and three runs while fanning four.
"It's a good stepping stone," Buchholz said. "I'm just glad the team could score all those runs. There wasn't a whole lot of stress in the outing today."
Adam Jones launched a two-run shot and Chris Davis contributed a homer for the Orioles, who have dropped seven of their last nine.
Scott Feldman (5-6) was tagged in defeat for eight hits and as many runs over just 2 1/3 frames.
"It would've been nice to finish up a little stronger heading to the offseason coming off a good game," Feldman said. "But the bottom line is, we all, everybody in here, wanted to make the playoffs and we didn't do it. Hopefully next year we'll get in there."
Boston took control early on, picking up five runs in the first inning on Napoli's RBI double, followed by Nava's three-run blast and a run-scoring triple by Drew.
The visitors went up 8-0 in the third courtesy of an RBI single from Jarrod Saltalamacchia and two-run hit by Drew.
Baltimore finally countered in the home half as Brian Roberts singled with one out and scored on Jones' two-out, two-run shot to center.
Davis added to his franchise record by hitting number 53 in the bottom of the sixth to draw the O's within five, but the Sox assumed an eight-run margin in the eighth on a three-run homer by Ortiz.
Gomes began the ninth with a solo shot to increase Boston's advantage to nine and capped the scoring.
Baltimore still owns a 9-8 edge in the season series ... Ortiz reached the 30-
homer plateau for the seventh time in his career and for the first time since
going deep 32 times in 2010 ... Gomes totaled three hits and scored three
times, while Dustin Pedroia also hit safely three times and crossed home twice
for the Red Sox.
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Not such a good choice. by Unhappy Lancer owner. on 03/07/2009. Trim: 2005 Mitsubishi Lancer ES, Owned 4 years.
Pros: The best feature of the vehicle is that the back seat can be put down to slide a bicycle into it very nicely.
Cons: The maintenance on the Lancer I own has been quite costly. I have replaced tires on it annually, the first set being after only 9000 miles. I've also replaced brakes on this vehicle annually. With the vehicle being a standard transmission, I would have expected to get 50000 miles out of the first set of brakes as I have on every other vehicle I've owned. The vehicle also had to have the engine rebuilt after it was only a year old. While this was taken care of by the warranty, the service professionals could not explain to me why this happened to the vehicle.
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In the Baby Zone with Tamera Mowry-Housely
What's life like now that baby makes three? Tamera is here to fill us in. And in true Sister! Sister! style, twin Tia also chimes in to let us know which celebrity's postpartum belly they most admire.
Tamera Mowry-Housely has a lot of "new" in her life. A new season of the hit Style network reality show, Tia & Tamera, costarring Tamera and twin sister Tia, is set to hit the airwaves this July 14. She and Tia just launched a new line of stretch cream and breastfeeding teas as part of their Need brand. And to top it off, she's a new mom! She and husband, Fox News Correspondent Adam Housley, welcomed son Aden in late 2012.
What's life like now that baby makes three? Tamera is here to fill us in. And in true Sister! Sister! style, twin Tia also chimes in to let us know which celebrity's postpartum belly they most admire.
What is your Golden Rule of parenting?
My golden rule is to teach our child unconditional love, and to adjust to people's differences, because not everyone is going to be the same. That's what so cool about our family… we're all very different, but we all love each other. That's number one, unconditional love! I also find that our family is always trying to better ourselves as people, better ourselves with the foods with eat, and with exercise. I hope to instill in my son a wholesome, moral character. I want him to be the best person he can be in every aspect of his life.
What is the best part of being a mom so far?
Aden is seven months, and the greatest thing has been seeing him smile for the first time. In the beginning, you have this being that's just kind of there, and you are going crazy doing every everything you can possibly do to simply keep them alive. You're stressing out, thinking oh my gosh, am I doing this right?? Especially as a first time mom! When he smiled at me for the first time, and it wasn't just a gassy smile, it was a true social smile, that was a pivotal moment in my life. I will never ever forget it! Now he responds to me. I'll call out, Aden! and he will smile and giggle. I love watching him reach his milestones. He's sitting up, he's talking. These are beautiful moments.
And the worst?
People always say, you're going to be tired, you're going to be tired… But what they don't really explain is that you're going to have work, and function, and be sociable on top of being sleep-deprived. I was already scatter-brained before getting pregnant and having a baby, but my mommy brain is now on a whole new level. I seriously have to work really hard to refocus and rebalance myself, and really try hard to remember and think! It's crazy!
And then, I am just going to be real and talk about the belly bulge. After you have a baby, some women are just blessed that their postpartum their bellies go back to what they looked like before. (Tia interrupting, 'Have you seen Anna Paquin? She had twins! Twins! I love her, but I mean come on!')
Yes, that's what I am saying, there are some women who are blessed by the gods to have five or six kids and look like they've never had any. And then there's me! (laughing) Just about every part of my body is back where I want it to be… my arms, my legs… but not my belly. I'm still working on it. I just want to know, how do I get the bulge down! I mean, I'm only seven months postpartum, but when I see moms like Anna Paquin, I want to know, how do I that!
In the bigger picture, though, I am also accepting that, for new moms, getting used to your new body is a transition. I am learning each and every day to love myself just the way I am.
Best advice you ever got?
Sleep when the baby sleeps!
What's the one thing you can't live without?
My Britax baby carrier. My son loves to see out and it's the perfect one. He loves it! It's comfortable for me to wear too.
Finish this sentence, you know you're in the BabyZone when…
You are dressed up for a really important meeting and then you realize you have spit up running down the back of your shirt!


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In a letter sent to USADA attorneys Tuesday, Herman dismissed any evidence provided by Landis and Hamilton, calling them "serial perjurers and have told diametrically contradictory stories under oath."
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"Two years ago, I was approached by U.S. federal investigators, and more recently by USADA, and asked to tell of my personal experience in these matters," the cyclist said in a statement published shortly after USADA's release. "I would have been much more comfortable talking only about myself, but understood that I was obligated to tell the truth about everything I knew. So that is what I did."
Hincapie's two-page statement did not mention Armstrong by name.
Written in a more conversational style than a typical legal document, the report lays out in chronological order, starting in 1998 and running through 2009:
— Multiple examples of Armstrong using the blood-boosting hormone EPO, citing the "clear finding" of EPO in six blood samples from the 1999 Tour de France that were retested. UCI concluded those samples were mishandled and couldn't be used to prove anything. In bringing up the samples, USADA said it considers them corroborating evidence that isn't necessary given the testimony of its witnesses.
— Testimony from Hamilton, Landis and Hincapie, all of whom say they received EPO from Armstrong.
— Evidence of the pressure Armstrong put on the riders to go along with the doping program.
"The conversation left me with no question that I was in the doghouse and that the only way forward with Armstrong's team was to get fully on Dr. Ferrari's doping program," Vande Velde said in his testimony.
— What Vaughters called "an outstanding early warning system regarding drug tests." One example came in 2000, when Hincapie found out there were drug testers at the hotel where Armstrong's team was staying. Aware Armstrong had taken testosterone before the race, Hincapie alerted him and Armstrong dropped out of the race to avoid being tested, the report said.
Though she didn't testify, Armstrong's ex-wife, Kristin, is mentioned 30 times in the report.
In one episode, Armstrong asks her to wrap banned cortisone pills in tin foil to hand out to his teammates.
"Kristin obliged Armstrong's request by wrapping the pills and handing them to the riders. One of the riders remarked, 'Lance's wife is rolling joints,'" the report read. Attempts to reach Kristin Armstrong were unsuccessful.
In addition to Armstrong and Ferrari, another player in the Postal team circle, Dr. Luis Garcia del Moral, also received a lifetime ban as part of the case.
Three other members of the USPS team will take their cases to arbitration. They are team director Johan Bruyneel, team doctor Pedro Celaya and team trainer Jose "Pepe" Marti.
Armstrong chose not to pursue the case and instead accepted the sanction, though he has consistently argued that the USADA system was rigged against him, calling the agency's effort a "witch hunt" that used special rules it doesn't follow in all its other cases.
The UCI has asked for details of the case before it decides whether to sign off on the sanctions. It has has 21 days to appeal the case to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
USADA has said it doesn't need UCI's approval and Armstrong's penalties already are in place.
UCI President Pat McQuaid, who is in China for the Tour of Beijing, did not respond to telephone calls from The Associated Press requesting comment.
The report also will go to the World Anti-Doping Agency, which also has the right to appeal, but so far has supported USADA's position in the Armstrong case.
ASO, the company that runs the Tour de France and could have a say in where Armstrong's titles eventually go, said it has "no particular comment to make on this subject."
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I've been Remote viewing for 12 years now.
It was one of the most life changing experiences I've ever had learning how to do this.
I was trained by one of the former CIA Stargate viewer Dr. David Morehouse and have since been paid to do it. I've worked on many different research, medical and law enforcement cases with other viewers and am very confident that not only does it work, but it is one of the most experiential validating tools out there that we are way beyond the physical.
It has a great deal of scientific backing out there and there is a lot of reviewed research that is available that proves that the accuracy of it is well beyond chance.
The US military - as Paul Smith stated - discredited it because some of its viewers began to speak up about what was going on and they needed to do damage control.
If you have information on what an enemy is going to do before they do it and you send in soldiers to fight the battle - where you know they are going to get killed, hurt or chemically war-fared - wouldn't you be liable?! They have to say it doesn't work!
Besides warfare I can assure you that the US Government knows of many other world civilizations - I worked on targets that thousands of viewers have worked on that go to specific quadrants in the mapped Universe - some light years away - that definitely have life on them. My data matched what they all saw and I am confident from doing many calibrated targets, (targets that are verifiable), what I've produced about this off world civilizations is real.
Target numbers are assigned to the director's (the person leading the assignment) thoughts. The director is sending his viewers to go to a person place or thing by his thought form. They decide want they want you to view and assign random numbers to it. This thought form has an energy signal that acts like a trajectory beacon that will direct the viewers to it. Only the director knows what he wants you to go view
That is the simple explanation but there is lots of science behind this that explains why this is possible.
The matrix or the akashic records are available and also future possibilities are available to be viewed as well. Time is different when viewing - it doesn't exist in a linear fashion as we experience it in daily life.
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In recent years, the Master Cleanse program has gained in popularity as more and more celebrities and health professionals have started using or advocating the program. Despite its recent surge in popularity, the master cleanse is actually a very old method of body cleansing and detoxification that was developed in the 1940s by Stanley Burroughs. However, in recent years several celebrities have publicly embraced the cleanse for weight loss goals as well.
Although those who follow the Master Cleanse program frequently lose weight (ten pounds in ten days is not uncommon), using this program for weight loss goals is not advisable. This is because long term fasting will cause a slow down of your metabolism and because much of the weight loss one will experience while on the cleanse is due to the detoxification process and will return soon after you stop the cleansing program.
For those who are looking to lose weight through fasting, intermittent fasting for weight loss is by far a much better option. With intermittent fasting, you will do short fasts – usually 24 hours or less in duration – a few times a week. This method successfully reduces your caloric intake – meaning you will lose weight – while not slowing down your metabolism. In fact, several scientific studies have actually suggested that intermittent fasting may be healthier for your than eating every day. Laboratory animals placed on intermittent fasting schedules had lower rates of cancer, obesity and many other life threatening illness and conditions. To learn more about intermittent fasting, I strongly suggest you read Eat, Stop, Eat by Brad Pilon.
It is thought that the health benefits from intermittent fasting may be a result of our evolutionary past. Our ancestors most likely followed a pattern of inadvertent fasting since their food resources were unpredictable, leading to a pattern of fasting and feasting, and our bodies seem well adapted even in modern life to this eating pattern.
For those who are interested in reducing their caloric intake, intermittent fasting is a much better option overall for weight loss. However, for those who are interested in detoxifying their body, the Master Cleanse is a great program to pursue, but for weight loss it is not the best option.


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Ricoh denies their cameras will disappear in 2013
Amateur Photographer UK has received a statement from Ricoh Europe denying that Ricoh-branded cameras will disappear in 2013. The Ricoh Europe comment was triggered by a comment made to AP UK by a "source close to Pentax". (via Ricehigh)
In previous official announcements, it was said that Ricoh cameras would move under Pentax and that in the USA market, Ricoh cameras (except for the industrial-strength ones) would be under Pentax control.
From the short comments made to AP UK above, it is hard to decipher the situation. It is possible that the (newer?) camera models would be baptized under the Pentax brand. So you could have the GR-D and GXR lines continue as the Pentax GR-D and Pentax GXR. A Pentax GR-D sounds more photography-sexy than Ricoh GR-D to the average consumer/photographer who is not intimately familiar with Ricoh's camera history.
Unless there is a specific reason to do so (think Aiwa and Sony), usually the "victor" assimilates the brand they purchased (think Sony and Minolta), although in this case, the roles are layered, since Ricoh bought Pentax, but Pentax is a decidedly larger photography brand and presence. I don't think there is a specific reason to keep two brands of cameras. The average consumer associates Pentax with photography a lot more than Ricoh, isn't that one of the main reasons Ricoh bought Pentax?
This perhaps may not please some of the Ricoh camera fans, who went with Ricoh because they didn't find what they were looking for in the other brands. But Ricoh has bigger aspirations in the digital camera market, and if they had been able to do it on their own, they wouldn't have bought Pentax.