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Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) -- There is no April Foolin' when it comes to this. A year ago, we hit a record 73-degrees. The ground bare. Crops in.
This is the time of year Snowbirds return to the valley after a little fun in the sun. Most are used to coming home to clear driveways and lawns, not this. And one Fargo couple had another surprise.
"So we see these legs and these boots and we thought what the heck, who's laying there?"
"I said what is going on someone is pulling a prank on us."
When Shirley and Orville Slusher got into Fargo from sunny Mesa, Arizona.
A little tongue in cheek humor from the next door neighbor.
Orville: "we realized it was a joke and read the t-shirt"
A stuffed man with his head firmly planted in the feet of snow still covering the Slusher's front yard. The mannequin even wore an old flood shirt.
"Those guys are nuts around here, but it's been a long time since we've seen this much snow in our yard."
But the neighbors, Bob and Gloria Danielson were caught red-handed. Their laughter gave them away.
Bob: "I sent her pictures of snow banks just a few days ago for what they'd come back to."
April Fools indeed. But our never ending winter is hardly worth a laugh anymore.
Gloria: "You have to have some fun when winter is long."
Just so the Slushers know what they left. Mesa, Arizona this afternoon? 75-degrees.
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Ray's the Steaks isn't in Clarendon (it's in Courthouse), and this picture isn't of Ray's the Steaks, unless it's a very old photo of their previous location.ReplyDeleteReplies
Wow. That "Ystons Corner" just keeps gettin' better and better. Must be all that construction....Delete
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TUCSON, Ariz. – The James Madison University men's golf team is currently eighth through 36 holes of its spring opener, the 2014 Arizona Intercollegiate, Jan. 27. The two-day, 54-hole tournament is being played at Sewailo Golf Club (Par 71 – 7,262 yards) in Tucson, Ariz.
Under sunny skies and good weather, Madison posted a 14-over 298 in the opening round and sat in ninth and then followed it up again with a 298 but moved up a spot into eighth at 28-over 596. Southern Cal is the 36-hole leader at 4-under 564, with Pac-12 foe California two shots back in second at 2-under 566. New Mexico is third at 12-over 580, with host Arizona and Brigham Young tied for fourth at 13-over 581.
Junior Jon Weiss (Florence, S.C./Sumter (Newberry)) lead for the Dukes after a 1-under 70 in the afternoon round put him at 2-over 144 for the tournament in a tie for 10th. Freshmen Ryan Cole (Mount Airy, Md./Linganore) and Poom Pattaropong (Minburi, Bangkok, Thailand/Heritage Academy (S.C.)) are next for the Dukes at 8-over 150 in a tie for 32nd. Junior Trey Smith (Virginia Beach, Va./Kellam) is tied for 48th at 10-over 152, with sophomore Chris Kapsak (Richmond, Va./Trinity Episcopal) one shot back at 11-over 153, tied for 50th. Anthony Paolucci of Southern Cal is the two-round individual leader at 7-under 135, two shots ahead of Cal's Brandon Hagy at 5-under 137 in second.
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Author Meryle Secrest to Speak at the Clark March 2
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February 23, 2000
Meryle Secrest, author of popular biographies of Bernard Berenson, Stephen Sondheim, Frank Lloyd Wright, Salvador Dali, and Leonard Bernstein, will lead a Clark Conversation on Thursday, March 2, at 5:00 p.m. at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute. The talk will be held in the Clark Café; a reception will follow. The event is free and open to the public.
A native of Bath, England, Secrest began her career as a journalist in the United States and Canada, receiving a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1981. Her 1979 book Being Bernard Berenson was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize and the American Book Award. Secrest's 1999 biography Stephen Sondheim: A Life was called "a great read, magnificently reported and full of insights" by USA Today.
Clark Conversations provide an opportunity for the public to hear and interact with Clark Fellows and other visiting scholars in an informal and relaxed setting. Secrest is using the resources of the Clark Art Institute to research her forthcoming biography of art dealer Joseph Duveen. The Clark Library holds the library and archival records of the former Duveen Brothers firm in New York.
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Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Digital Collections
2580 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE February 10
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, on
January 15 I directed certain remarks to
the Issues dividing the United States and
the Republic of Panama over the canal.
Irritants In our relations with that country
have existed for many years. And
easy solutions can hardly be expected.
But the recent efforts to relieve even the
pressure of these issues have not been
very successful. The Inter-American
Peace Committee of the Organization of
American States has not been able to
break through the Impasse.
At present diplomatic relations between
Panama and the United States
remain suspended. It Is to be hoped that
Panamanians will c.onsider the Implications
of continued suspension, to themselves
as well as to us. It Is to be hoped
that they will come to understand that
any eventual solution must be at least
reasonably palatable to both sides.
The United States has expressed willingness
to consider all matters at issue
with Panama. But we can hardly be expected
to agree to make prior commitment
on what may result from a confrontation
yet to be held. Our position
finds a legal basis in the accepted practices
of international law. And it also
finds, I believe, a sound basis in equity
and good sense. We do not ask the Panamanians
to agree in advance to this outcome
or that. We do not ask them to
humiliate themselves as a precondition of
the confrontation. It is wrong for large
nations to make tyrannical demands of
this nature on small nations. And It Is
equally wrong for the small to tyrannize
the large in the same fashion.
It is propec that any nation-large or
small-decline to negotiate under pressure.
That is not to say that it is proper
to fail to recongize that a real pressure
for discussions does exist in the canal
situation. It is compounded of such factors
as the conspicuous privilege of zone
residents in the midst of a largely poverty
stricken but Intensely nationalistic people.
And somehow, Mr. President, the
privilege of the alien seems always to be
more conspicuous than that which is
found among one's own countrymenand
it does exist among Panamanians
The pressure is compounded, too, Mr.
President, of the fact that the rental fees,
the toll fees, personnel, and other man..,_
agment practices of the Canal Company
have not changed very much In the half
century of operations. Such has been the
case although vast changes have occurred
in the world's commerce, In the
utility of the canal and in the nation
which the canal bisects. All of these
matters and others are, appropriately,
subject to discussion, consideration, or
whatever. Most Important, they are
subject to new understanding and mutual
agreement on adjustments of relationships,
as between the two countries.
But the Panamanian QQvernment
surely recognizes that the reestablish-
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 42, Folder 28, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
ment of diplomatic realtions must precede
such understanding and adjustment.
Surely It must recognize that unfounded
charges of aggression lead, not
toward but away from understanding
and agreement. Surely It must lecognize,
as do we, that those who counsel
violence, Ill w!ll, and disorder have nothing
to ofl'er to the solution of the difficulty.
There are those who play all sorts of
variations on the theme of a hysterical
self-righteousness, who in a situation
such as this always seek to exacerbate
dift'erences and prevent solutions by stirring
mud in the waters of volatile nationalism.
There are also those who seek solution
by reason and reasonable adjustment,
who realize that extreme statements and
calls to violence -:an only undermine efforts
for a just and equitable agreement.
We-and I believe I speak now of the
great preponderance of Americans--have
no desire other than to accord descent
treatment to Panama in specific arrangements
involving the canal. And I am
sure the great preponderance of Panamanians
would have no desire other than
to accord the United States an equally
decent treatment. The difficulties arise
in inflamed passions induced by extraneous
considerations or by long-standing
and unnecessary irritants.
From our point of view, it seems to me
essential that we get clear in our own
minds and make clear to Panama 'that
the basic U.S. interests which is involved
is trouble-free and effective usage of the
canal for our own and for international
commerce and for the defense of this
hemisphere. And I cannot believe that
the Panamanians, upon dispassionate reflection,
would want anything else for
the canal.
The time has come when both sides
must bend their efforts toward reaching
a satisfactory accommodation of those
differences and misunderstandings-those
secondary matters which threaten
that usage.
There is a. much greater basis" for
friendship and amity than for hate and
enmity as between the people of the
United States and the people of Panama.
There is the compeling need to get on
with the struggle to achieve economic
and social development in Panama under
the Aliance for Progress. There is a
whole range of other hemispheric and
international problems upon which the
two countries have seen and can continue
to see eye to eye. Insofar as the difficulties
over the canal and the zone persist,
they jeopardize this close relationship
and introduce a note of uncertainty
into the whole of hemispheric relations.
As for the Panama Canal itself, it is
clear that its growing obsolescence requires
additional water passage somewhere
through the Americas between the
Atlantic and Pacific and I am delighted
to see that the distinguished chairman
of the Commerce Committee [Mr. MAGNUSON]
has made it clear that the search
for an appropriate second route--a route
in addition to the Panama Canalshould
begin now in earnest. The Panamanian
Government has asked that we
consider building a new canal within its
borders. But I cannot see that another
U.S.-built canal through Panama wUl do
anything but double the existing problem.
Certainly it would be unthinkable,
in the absence of a. solution 'of the present
difficulty, a. solution which is clearly
acceptable to the people of both sides, a.
solution with built-in mechanisms for
adjustments to meet changing needs in
the years ahead. But as circumstances
are now, I have no hesitancy In saying
that Panama decidedly is not the place
and that one headache of this kind is
enough for this or any nation.
Another possibility, as I have suggested,
is a canal across the Isthmus of
Tehuantepec to be constructed and operated
by the Government of Mexico. If
it is feasible, financial and technical aid
might be forthcoming from international
lending agencies and from other potential
heavy users, including the United
States. But I want to stress that any
such project should be carried out under
Mexican control and the resultant canal
should be operated by Mexico. What the
rest of the world has a right to expect in
return for such aid that It may provide
is a mutually acceptable juridical system
which will guarantee fair rates for
the canal and open and equal access to
its facilities to all nations.
The technical feas!bll!ty of such an undertaking
In Tehuantepec was established
several years ago by a series of
studies commissioned by Pemex, the
Mexican oil company. Mexico Is a
stable, democratic nation whose creditworthiness
and well-developed sense of
international responsibility are In themselves
Important guarantors of effective
management of a canal of this kind.
While a new canal in Mexico or elsewhere
may offer a long-range alleviation
of the problem, it Is not a substitute for
facing the immediate and urgent difficulties
of the present canal. The construction
of a new canal, necessary and
desirable as It is, Is not an alternative, if
for no other reason than that It would
take several years to build.
For the present, either under the aegis
of the OAS or In direct confrontation,
the United States and Panama must be
prepared to set aside charge and countercharge,
to resume diplomatic relations,
and to get on with discussion, conference,
or whatever, with a view to mutually
acceptable agreement on the specific
questions and Irritants Involving the
zone and the canal. Once the passions
and the irritants have been put aside, on
both sides, It Is '!lot at all Impossible that
both sides will see that there is an overriding
common interest in the troublefree
operation of the waterway and will
make those sensible adjustments in the
existing situation which are necessary to
Insure !t.
I suggest the absence of a quorum.
The ACTING PRESIDENT pro tempore.
The clerk will call the roll.
The legislative clerk proceeded to call
the roll
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, I
ask unanimous consent that the order
for the quorum call be rescinded.
The ACTING PRESIDENT pro tempore.
Without objection, it Is so ordered.
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Marshall basketball: Herd defeats Nevada without two big men
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. -- Two bigs were out, leaving third-year Marshall Coach Tom Herrion with a short bench.
The Herd received plenty of big performances, however, and held the lead wire-to-wire in defeating Nevada, 89-82, in front of 5,583 fans here at the Henderson Center on Saturday night.
Marshall snapped a two-game losing skid to even its record at 3-3, but did so without junior center Yous Mbao and senior forward Robert Goff. The pair of interior players missed Saturday's game after sustaining injuries in a team practice Tuesday.
Both players were sent to the hospital after colliding during Tuesday's practice. Goff sat on the team's bench during Saturday's game, but Mbao made only a brief appearance in the arena in the first half. The 7-foot-2 center was rolled to the end of the team's bench in a wheelchair. He appeared to have on a neck brace.
Herrion said Goff was released from the hospital earlier this week. Mbao was released this afternoon and came into the Marshall locker room prior to the game.
Herrion said both players' return date is uncertain. A source said Mbao could miss the rest of the regular season.
Marshall cruised with only nine scholarship players available, led by Dennis Tinnon's 24-point performance. That ties his career high.
Three others scored in double figures for the Herd: D.D Scarver (15), Elijah Pittman (22) and Jamir Hanner (10). It was Hanner's first career double-digit scoring game. Pittman's point total was also a career high.
DeAndre Kane struggled from the floor but finished with 9 points and 13 assists, the second consecutive game he's dished out double-digit assists. It was Kane's third career double-digit assist game and tied a career high. He finished with matching 3-for-14 stat lines on field goals and free throws.
Marshall never trailed Nevada, which had its three-game winning streak snapped. The Herd scored the first five points and an 8-0 run made it 24-11 before the Wolf Pack called a timeout.
Pittman drained a 3-pointer as the halftime buzzer sounded to give MU its biggest lead, 40-24, at intermission.
Nevada (3-2) scored 58 second-half points and whittled away at the deficit, but got no closer than 5 points with 3:09 left.


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The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pehanich of Bloomingdale, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Boyd of Bergholz.
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Fr. Mathias F. Doyle, O.F.M. entered the Franciscans after graduating from Siena College in 1955. He was Ordained in 1962. After teaching for two years at St. Francis College in Rye Beach, N.H. he received his M.A. degree from the Catholic University of American in 1965 and his Ph.D. in Politics from the University of Notre Dame in 1968.
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Tom Smith had arguably his best day in a Lancashire shirt as he scored a maiden LV= County Championship century and took four wickets to put Yorkshire under the cosh at Headingley today.
The all-rounder reached an unbeaten 108 off 163 balls as the Red Rose declared their first innings on 416-9 at lunch on day three.
The 24 year-old, who had started the day on 46, then took three wickets for four runs in 37 balls to reduce the hosts to 55-5 on a good batting pitch in reply.
Adil Rashid later added 65 off 108 balls to frustrate Lancashire either side of tea, but Smith returned to get him lbw and leave the score at 170-7. Yorkshire closed on 199-8 from 63 overs, and trail by 217. They still need another 68 to avoid the follow-on.
Smith, who took 6-46 against Yorkshire at Old Trafford last season, said: "It's got to be up there alongside my six against them last year. For some reason I always do quite well against Yorkshire.
"We're in a pretty good position, and hopefully we can take the last two wickets and make them follow-on."
Smith, who dropped down the order from opening to six and had not got a score past seven in eight previous four-day innings, continued: "I've struggled for a bit of confidence with the bat, but I've just tried to be positive. I tried to take a bit from my one-day cricket out there.
"I was batting with Crofty when I passed seven. I had a bit of a laugh when I got into double figures, but it was good to kick-on and get a high score."
There was nothing more than a hint of swing for Lancashire's bowlers, and Smith took advantage of Yorkshire's perilous position after Glen Chapple had reduced them to 4-2 in the third over.
Chapple had forced Adam Lyth, the country's leading run-scorer, to chop on for a two-ball duck in the first over before trapping in-form Anthony McGrath lbw for four.
Smith (4-46 from 15) then got Joe Sayers the same way in his first over before having Andrew Gale caught at second slip by Ashwell Prince and prolific Jacques Rudolph caught behind by Luke Sutton for 30.
Rashid and Jonny Bairstow then shared a sixth wicket partnership of 68 in 19 overs to boost the hosts, but Bairstow needlessly holed out afterwards to undo the good work.
Having hoisted Simon Kerrigan for six over straight mid-wicket the ball before, the wicketkeeper could only find a juggling Smith at long-off as he tried to clear the ropes again. That left the score at 123-6 in the 43rd.
Smith, who got Rashid in the 54th over, had earlier reached three figures off 158 balls with ten fours, and brought up his milestone when he spanked a full toss from part-time off-spinner Sayers over mid-on's head for four.
He shared a ninth wicket stand of 79 with Kyle Hogg, who made 37. Leg-spinner Rashid finished with four wickets for the hosts, with two of them coming in the morning session.
"Batting wise I haven't felt great, but I have felt great with my bowling all season," added Smith.
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W&M Captures CAA Women's Tennis Championship
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (April 21, 2013) – Top-seeded William & Mary defeated #2 UNCW, 4-0, to capture the 2013 CAA Women's Tennis Championship on Sunday afternoon at the Millie West Tennis Facility on the campus of William & Mary.
It was the league-record 22nd CAA women's tennis title for the Tribe, who improved to 17-5 and earned the CAA's automatic bid to the NCAA Women's Tennis Championship. UNCW, which was appearing in the CAA championship match for the first time, dropped to 14-7 after losing for just the second time in the past 10 matches.
The Tribe jumped out to a quick start in the doubles competition. At No. 2, the W&M duo of Anik Cepeda and Hope Johnson rolled to an 8-2 victory over Angie Sekely and Alyssa Ritchie. Minutes later, the Tribe's top tandem of Maria Belaya and Leeza Nemchinov also posted an 8-2 win over Olga Blank and Christine Kharkevich to clinch the doubles point.
In singles, W&M used strong performances at the top of the lineup to take control. Belaya, the CAA Player of the Year, topped Sekely, 6-1, 6-2, at No. 1 and Nemchinov, the CAA Rookie of the Year, followed with a 6-3, 6-2 triumph over Christina Riley at No. 2. The Tribe earned the decisive point at No. 4 when Jeltje Loomans beat Ritchie, 7-5, 6-2.
2013 CAA WOMEN'S TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP - Finals
Millie West Tennis Facility – Williamsburg, Va.
#1 William & Mary 4, #2 UNCW 0
#1 Maria Belaya (W&M) d. Angie Sekely (UNCW), 6-1, 6-2
#2 Leeza Nemchinov (W&M) d. Christina Riley (UNCW), 6-3, 6-2
#3 Anik Cepeda (W&M) vs. Olga Blank (UNCW) – DNF, 6-4, 5-3
#4 Jeltje Loomans (W&M) d. Alyssa Ritchie (UNCW), 7-5, 6-2
#5 Hope Johnson (W&M) vs. Kelly Cameron (UNCW) – DNF, 6-7 (4), 4-3
#6 Sydney Smith (W&M) vs. Christine Kharkevich (UNCW) – DNF, 3-6, 6-2, 1-1
Order of Finish: 1, 2, 4
#1 Belaya/Nemchinov (W&M) d. Blank/Kharkevich (UNCW), 8-2
#2 Cepeda/Johnson (W&M) d. Sekely/Ritchie (UNCW), 8-2
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|Crude oil, USD per bbl
|Noon (EDT) on Thursday, 5/24/12
|Noon (EDT) on Thursday, 5/17/12
|Front-Month NYMEX Light, Sweet Crude Oil ("WTI") Futures
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- NYMEX WTI crude futures for June continued their downward trend as Greece concerns weighed heavily on the market and the six-party talks in Baghdad took most of the geopolitical risk premium out of futures prices.
- On Friday, WTI futures fell below support at $92.50 as traders worried about a possible exit of Greece from the euro zone. Brent fell by $1.00 as Moody's downgraded 16 Spanish banks renewing concerns about European crude demand. Fitch also downgraded Greece's credit rating two notches to junk bond grade, further pressuring the country to leave the euro. Some analysts fear that a breakup of the euro zone could lead to a price collapse in futures prices for Brent into the $60 range. As uncertainty continues in the EU, the U.S. dollar continues to appreciate, which is bearish for dollar-denominated crude demand. At current exchange rates, crude is 10% higher in euros than last year, while the oil price is below last year's price in dollars. At the close of trading on Friday, futures prices settled at $91.08 per barrel, the lowest level since October 26 of last year. Brent futures closed at $107.44, down 0.3% in Friday trading.
- On Monday, futures prices reversed their downward trend and began to climb as Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said over the weekend that the country may engage in additional monetary easing to avoid an economic slowdown. Such a move would be bullish for crude demand in that country. Crude edged up higher as Iran prepared for talks with the five permanent U.N. Security Council members and Germany on Wednesday. Yukiya Amano, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), arrived in Iran on Monday. Oil futures also received a boost from news out of Greece over the weekend that Greece's New Democracy party might be able to form a government ahead of the June 17 elections. Such a government is more likely to meet the EU terms required to remain in the euro zone. During a G-8 meeting over the weekend, leaders did not come to agreement about how to resolve the continuing economic crisis in Europe with the U.S. pressuring Germany to ease up on so-called "austerity" measures. However, G-8 members were able to find common ground with a joint statement that Greece should remain in the euro. Crude futures ended a six-day decline on Monday as WTI futures settled at $92.57 per barrel up $1.09 on the day.
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- On Wednesday, crude futures tumbled ~1% along with the broader market and the euro following the announcement by the Greek Prime Minister that the country is considering preparations for an exit from the euro. The news sent the euro to its lowest level against the dollar since July 2010, which further fueled futures selling. Meanwhile the dollar rose versus the euro. The six-party talks with Iran in Baghdad have also taken the geopolitical risk factor out of prices in recent days. Geopolitical risk factors, however, may come back to the fore as the July 1 deadline approaches for Western-backed oil sanctions on Iran. During the day, prices fell to a six-month low of $90.71 in mid-day trading. The Energy Information Agency (EIA) reported that crude oil stocks rose 883,000 barrels to 382.5 million barrels, the highest level since August 1990. Over the past nine weeks, crude stocks have risen 10.5%. Some of the stockpiles were being positioned in Cushing ahead of the Seaway pipeline reversal, which officially began last weekend.
- Oil prices began to climb in Thursday trading as the Chinese government announced on its website that the country would work proactively to take measures that would provide for stable and fast economic growth. Futures were up just under 1.5% on the news. However, prices began to fall when the Ifo Institute announced that German business confidence had fallen from 109.9 to 106.9 in April, the steepest decline since last August. Crude futures reached as low as $89.92 a barrel during London trading. EU leaders urged Greece to stand firm on budget cuts and remain in the euro zone. Six-party talks in Baghdad ended with a promise for further talks in Geneva in three-weeks. Prices rose just under 2% as the leader emerged from the discussions with no binding pledges from Iran, igniting concerns of an Israeli attack.
- The EIA reported NYMEX WTI crude futures prices fell $4.65 last week to $91.48 per barrel. Crude stocks climbed just under a million barrels to 382.5 million barrels. Stocks are 11.9 million barrels higher than a year ago.
- The average retail gasoline price fell $0.04 last week to $3.74 a gallon while gasoline stocks fell 3.3 MMbbl to 201 million barrels, which is down 8.7 MMbbl from last year.
- The average retail diesel price was $3.95 per gallon down $0.048.
- Distillate stocks were down by a third of a million barrels to 119.5 million barrels, down 21.6 million barrels year on year.
Natural Gas highlights
- The EIA reported Henry Hub spot price was up $0.10 over the past week to close at $2.60 per MMBtu. The NYMEX June 2012 natural gas futures contract closed up 11.9 cents (4.5%) to $2.737 per MMBtu. The average temperature in the lower 48 States was 64.3 degrees, 2.6 degrees above the 30-year average and up 4.9 degrees year on year.
- The domestic natural gas supply rose slightly by 0.2% last week. The natural gas rotary rig count rose by two rigs to 600. Oil-directed rigs were up by 10 to 1,382.
- Working natural gas in storage increased 77 Bcf to 2,744 Bcf, which is up 750 Bcf (38%) over last year.
- Domestic natural gas consumption declined slightly by 0.9% from the previous week with the residential and commercial sector falling 9.1% and the industrial sector was down 0.8%. Power sector demand was up 3.5% led by increased power burn in Texas.
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For a bit of background on the first book in the series, check out the trailer for Natures Pentacle.
Broken Pentacle will be available Tuesday, August 19 from Loose Id , and in the mean time, the link will show you the very sexy cover by Anne Cain. I love, love, love her cover art!
Heres the short blurb for Broken Pentacle: Seeking justice and revenge, Sky, Alec and Zach race to find a rogue witch before he claims more blood sacrifices. Hunted by the rogues followers, they turn to a scorching ménage to augment their power, but only love can heal their hearts.
My other news this month is that Ive signed a contract for another book with Loose Id, Fighting the Undertow. Heres the short blurb: When the New England riptide sweeps Val into Ians path, shes pulled into the vortex of passion he shares with his friends, and must unravel dark secrets surrounding his brothers ghost before she can claim his heart.
Hope everyones having a wonderful summer!


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I recently sat down and watch all of the Masters of Horror movies, which took me about three weeks to do, but it was well worth watching them all! The Masters of Horror series lasted for two season on tv. The series contains hour long episodes directed by some of the TRUE masters of horror, like John Carpenter, Joe Dante, and Rob Schmidt. Each episode has it's own grizzly and sometimes comical stories. I would like to know what episodes are your top 5, after I list mine. Without further due, my top 5.
We All Scream For Ice Cream
This movie was literally chilling to me! It was a lot like Stephan King's IT but this movie took the freaky clown to the next level, gave him an ice cream truck, and summoned kids to come from their beds, in the middle of the night, to buy an ice cream from him. One bite of the ice cream and you're gone.
The Washingtonians
I absolutely loved the plot of this film! What if George Washington was really a cannibal that ate little kids? Goodness! This is the kind of randomness I would come up with if I were writing scripts!
Cigarette Burns
With any horror movie buff, I believe this film can be enjoyed. Once you hear of a rare disturbing film you MUST have it! The journey to find a film the made people turn against each other and kill while watching the movie sounds magical!
Pick Me Up
I absolutely loved the storyline for this film! Two murderers facing off to kill a group of people first is very intriguing! This film was eerily realistic and very comical.
Deer Woman
Talk about cheesefest but goodness this film was hilarious! I loved the Native American folklore, I have no idea if it is true Native American folklore though. Nothing beats a random murder with a person being beat to death by deer leg?
So what are your guy's favorite episodes? What did you love about them?


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Name Rich Sources for the "Long 18th Century" 1688-1837
Using various resources for researching English ancestors 1688-1837
Principle Sources for British Research - Pre 1837
Using Church of England parish registers and Bishop's Transcripts to find ancestors in England and Wales.
State and Special Census Records
In this lesson, you will learn how the different types of state and special census records.
In this lesson, you will learn how to use the U.S. Federal Census.
Trails Back, Tracing Ancestors in Slavery through Census Probate and Land
Beth Wilson focuses on tracing your Afro-American ancestors through census, probate and land records starting with the 1930 U.S. census and going back in time.
This tutorial will give you an overview of census research as well as provide information about several aspects of census research.
Learn how census data tracked across time can help you make assumptions and determine if census facts are reliable.
The 1940 United States Census record release in 2012 has led many people to question what a census is and why it is important. This informative video offers a general overview of census, the data they contain, and what you can learn.